The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) is proposing a test to identify "culturally British" games and animation which would qualify for the break.
Producers of "high-end television" are also included in the scheme. The idea is based on an existing system already in place for the film industry.
The DCMS says the definition of "high-end television" is still being finalised but is likely to include productions which cost upwards of £1m per hour to make.
By applying the test, points would be awarded to games and productions giving them a "cultural value" score.
Those qualifying would be eligible for tax breaks - under the film scheme productions with a budget of £20m or less can apply for a 25% rebate on any expenditure deemed eligible for tax relief. The deadline for responses is 29 October.
Source: BBC News
