Noah Romsdal Hallundbæk Sørensen
Against fierce competition, Expedition 33 emerged as Game of the Year.
A packed venue returned to familiar excitement as this year’s Game Awards reached its peak.
Anticipation built steadily as industry figures revisited the stage where last year’s celebrations unfolded.
The moment of the night arrived when the creator of Astrobot, last year’s top winner, stepped forward to reveal the 2025 champion.
Final spotlight
The room fell silent as the envelope was opened, confirming what many observers had already predicted.
According to event coverage, Clair Obscure: Expedition 33 secured the top trophy, earning the coveted Game of the Year title.
The announcement sparked cheers across the theatre, marking a milestone for its developers.
Dominant showing
Reports from the ceremony noted that the game had already swept through more than ten categories by the time the finale approached.
Its repeated success throughout the night signaled strong support from critics and voters alike.
By the closing moments, the tally of awards underscored a decisive performance rarely seen at the show.
Celebratory finish
The Game of the Year prize capped off what many described as a well earned run for the team behind the project.
Sandfall Interactives, the studio responsible for the title, received widespread congratulations both on stage and across social platforms.
Our editorial team adds its own recognition to the group as their work takes its place among the standout releases of the year.
Sources: The Game Awards
