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I Game Awards 2021 si sono conclusi da poche ore e hanno incoronato It Takes Two come miglior titolo della stagione videoludica. Il capolavoro di Hazelight Studios, oltre al prestigioso G.O.T.Y., si è aggiudicato altri due premi: migliore esperienza multiplayer e miglior family game. Riconoscimenti importanti sia per Forza Horizon 5, trionfatore in tre categorie sia per Kena: Bridge of Spirits, dominatore della categoria indie. Qui di seguito vi riportiamo l’elenco completo dei vincitori, come sempre non avaro di sorprese:
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Game of the Year – It Takes Two
- Best Game Direction – Deathloop
- Best Narrative – Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
- Best Performance – Maggie Robertson (Alcina Dimitrescu/Resident Evil Village)
- Best Multiplayer – It Takes Two
- Best Ongoing Game – Final Fantasy XIV
- Best Art Direction – Deathloop
- Best Score & Music – Nier Replicant ver. 1.22474487139
- Best Audio Design – Forza Horizon 5
- Innovation in Accessibility – Forza Horizon 5
- Games for Impact – Life is Strange: True Colors
- Best Independent Game – Kena: Bridge of Spirits
- Best Mobile Game – Genshin Impact
- Best Community Game – Final Fantasy XIV
- Best Debut Indie Game – Kena: Bridge of Spirits
- Best AR/VR Game – Resident Evil 4 VR
- Content Creator of the Year – Dream
- Best Action Game – Returnal
- Best Action/Adventure Game – Metroid Dread
- Best Role-Play Game – Tales of Arise
- Most Anticipated Game – Elden Ring
- Best Fighting Game – Guilty Gear Strive
- Best Family Game – It Takes Two
- Best Sim/Strategy Game – Age of Empires IV
- Best Sports/Racing Game – Forza Horizon 5
- Best eSports Game – League of Legends
- Best eSports Athlete – S1mple
- Best eSports Team – Natus Vincere
- Best eSports Coach – Kim “kkOma” Jeong-gyun
- Best eSports Event – 2021 League of Legends World Championship
