Baldur’s Gate 3 – which is now available on Xbox! – won Game of the Year at tonight’s The Game Awards ceremony.
Larian’s celebrated role-playing game also scooped Best Performance for Neil Newbon as Astarion, Best RPG, Best Multiplayer, Best Community Support and the fan-voted Player’s Voice award.
Alan Wake 2 won three prizes, picking up gongs for Best Direction, Best Narrative and Best Art Direction.
Forza Motorsport score twice, meanwhile, winning Innovation in Accessibility and Best Sports/Racing Game.
Final Fantasy 16 won Best Score/Music, while Hi-Fi Rush won Best Audio Design. Best Adaptation went, unsurprisingly, to HBO’s The Last of Us series.
Nintendo won a trio of titles for Super Mario Bros. Wonder (Best Family Game), Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Best Action Adventure) and Pikmin 4 (Best Sim/Strategy).
Tchia picked up the Games for Impact award, while Sea of Stars won Best Indie Game. Cocoon, a Eurogamer favourite, won Best Debute Indie.
Armored Core 6 was named Best Action Game, Street Fighter 6 won Best Fighting Game, and next year’s Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth was named Most Anticipated Game. Best Ongoing Game was… Cyberpunk 2077.
Best Mobile Game was Honkai: Star Rail, while Best AR/VR Game was Resident Evil Village.
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