What’s at the heart of Uckers International?

Vision 

Uckers for the world! 

Uckers is known throughout the world as a fun, engaging game with a vibrant, welcoming community of players centred around Uckers.com. The game is known for its military heritage and Uckers International is viewed as a market leader with a strong ethos of charitable giving, sustainability, and social responsibility. 

Mission 

We are very clear on the ‘why’ we have formed the company and what our ultimate aims are.  These are: 

1. Be the #1 platform for online uckers so that everyone can enjoy the game of uckers, regardless of sex, race, creed, ability or location.
2. Build an online community that is connected through the game. 
3. Develop a spirit of competition through local, national and international leagues and events where our fans can play at individual and team levels. 
4. Provide a fun experience through innovative and quality products. 
5. Provide support and assistance to Armed Forces charities throughout the world through donating profit to their causes. 

What are the principal values of the business? 

Fun 

Uckers is a game of passion, excitement, and competition. We want players to feel the emotion of the game and be keen to come back to repeat the experience. 

Friendship 

The history of uckers originates from the comradery of the Armed Forces.  We want players to rekindle old relationships, make new ones and take this spirit of friendship to all.  However, we want to expand the game’s attraction to everyone, not just those with a military connection. 

Charity 

The world can be made a better place through Uckers – and we want to help those who are in need of charitable giving across the world.  Tim and Paul are committed to donating 20% of profits to Armed Forces-related charities.  Ideally, they would like to be able to do this on a country-by-country basis. 

Respect 

Uckers is an inclusive game where players are treated with courtesy and kindness. This includes respect for the data that players trust us with, being transparent and responsible in how that data is handled. 

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