Football Manager 2015 kicks Dying Light out of first place on GfK Chart-Track's PC Games Top 30 chart of the bestselling games in the U.K. for the week ending March 7th. Dying Light settles in at three while The Sims 4 sets up housekeeping between them at number two. On the all platforms top 40 chart Dying Light remains number one, while Zombie Army Trilogy shambles in to debut at number eight. Here's word:

‘Dying Light’ (-48%) from Warner Bros and Polish developer Techland is still alive and kicking at No1 for a second week.

Since launch, it has managed to outperform other recent new IP from both Sony (The Order: 1886) and Take 2 (Evolve), despite already having been launched digitally a month ago. The big three of ‘Grand Theft Auto V’, ‘FIFA 15’ (-17%) and ‘Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’ (-56%) occupy the next three places. With a sales dip of only 10% ‘GTA V’ performs the best climbing to No2 ahead of FIFA 15 at No3 and leapfroging COD at No4.

Released two weeks ago, ‘Dragon Ball Xenoverse’ (-61%) drops two places to No5, while the Minecrafts both remain in the Top10 as the Xbox Editions are up three places to No6 (-14%) and the Playstation Editions remain at No10 (-12%). No1 three weeks ago, ‘The Order: 1886’ (-62%) falls three places to No7 ahead of this week’s only Top 40 new entry ‘Zombie Army Trilogy’, UK developer Rebellion’s updated collection of their ‘Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army’ titles for Xbox One and PS4. ‘Evolve’ (-35%) enjoys a fourth week in the Top 10, down one place from No8 to No9.