GAME Retail, the UK video games retailer, enters administration after reporting liabilities of almost £16m, according to administrators’ documents cited by multiple outlets. The company’s total liabilities are put at approximately £15.8m. Of this, around £12m is described as owed to unsecured creditors, indicating that a significant portion of its debts is not secured against specific assets. One report adds that GAME Retail formally enters administration on 24 February, with administrators appointed to oversee the process. Both sources link the collapse to wider pressures facing the sector, including a shift toward digital game downloads, intensified competition, and uncertainty associated with Brexit. Taken together, the reporting portrays the failure as the result of financial strain amplified by changing consumer buying habits and market conditions, rather than a single isolated cause. The administration process determines how creditors’ claims are handled and whether any parts of the business can be sold or continued under new ownership.