We’re a nation of sports lovers, and due to the Coronavirus, we haven’t been able to go out and watch the football or rugby with our mates. With stadiums operating currently with no fans or crowds, live sport feels very different. But what will it look like when fans can start to go back to […]
The Working From Home Report
April 16th, 2020 by Will Jobbins - Posted in Liberty Games
Due to the Coronavirus lockdown, working from home has become the norm amongst many of us. But how is the UK coping and adapting to the change in lifestyle and how are they managing their work-life balance?
Creative Jobs Wage Chart
November 8th, 2019 by Stuart Kerr - Posted in How To
From video games designers to drama teachers, there are a variety of jobs within the creative sector that require a range of different skills and talents. We’ve analysed the average salary of 50 of the most common creative jobs in the UK – how does your pay stack up? See the graphic below to find […]
International Packaging
October 3rd, 2019 by Will Jobbins - Posted in Uncategorized
At Liberty Games we are experts in the transport of extremely large and heavy, yet fragile objects. Learn more about how we protect these for international transport.
The Unofficial Gaming Music Charts
August 27th, 2019 by Stuart Kerr - Posted in Arcade Flashback
Every gaming fan has a place in their heart (/ears) for the iconic, retro sounds of Sonic the Hedgehog, Super Mario Bros and other arcade classics like Tetris. There’s no denying that those upbeat, catchy tracks can get stuck in your head for hours on end. But as video game technology progresses, so do their […]
14 Best-Selling Liberty Games Products You Want To Own – But You Can’t
July 29th, 2019 by Will Jobbins - Posted in Uncategorized
We’ve sold some of the biggest and best games room equipment over the last 15 years. Some were smash hits with our customers, selling hundreds of units, whilst others were, frankly, just weird (I’m looking at you, Robobar). This is a round-up of the 14 best products we’ve discontinued from sale. If you really decide […]
The Best Cities For Co-Working Spaces
July 15th, 2019 by Stuart Kerr - Posted in General
We’ve analysed the number of WeWork offices around the world, along with the average price to rent a hotdesk and a private office, to reveal which cities are the best for co-working.
The Oldest Pubs in England
April 30th, 2019 by Stuart Kerr - Posted in General
Socialising in the pub has been a favourite pastime of the Great British public for thousands of years. The title of ‘oldest pub’ is a hotly contested one in the UK, but which watering holes have been around for the longest, and which pubs do we love the most?
The Gamer Index: The UK Video Gamer Hotspots
March 14th, 2019 by Stuart Kerr - Posted in Arcade Machines
We’ve analysed metrics such as download speeds, data access, number of gaming hours and more to provide you with the UK’s gaming hotspots.
Britain’s Beer Garden Capitals
August 6th, 2018 by Stuart Kerr - Posted in Uncategorized
There are few things better than feeling the sun on your pasty legs whilst sipping an ice-cold drink with picturesque views from a countryside pub or city boozer. But what’s the point of a great beer garden sesh if you’re not even bragging about it online? No point at all if you ask us…
