Noah Romsdal Hallundbæk Sørensen
Gaming’s biggest night delivered a wave of fresh surprises, with unexpected reveals and standout moments keeping fans on edge.
The annual Game Awards returned with a packed slate of accolades, drawing global attention as long-running franchises and rising creators shared the spotlight.
Anticipation had been building for weeks, and the results delivered plenty to talk about.
Awards momentum
The next Tomb Raider game has now been confirmed, Tomb Raider: Catalyst, set for 2027 right now
No Man’s Sky, a title once defined by its rocky launch, secured another milestone by taking home Best Ongoing Game.
According to industry coverage from multiple gaming outlets, voters highlighted the steady stream of updates that has reshaped the experience for millions of players.
Battlefield 6 followed with a technical victory, winning Best Audio Design. Reports from the event noted that the judging panel praised its layered soundscape and battlefield immersion, marking a standout achievement for the franchise.
Fan favourites
Content creator MoistCritikal captured the award for Best Content Creator, a recognition driven by his influence across livestreaming and commentary.
His win reflected a year of rapid audience growth and a style that resonated widely across platforms.
One of the night’s most closely watched categories, Most Anticipated Game of the Year, went to Grand Theft Auto 6.
Coverage from gaming media described loud cheers from attendees as the long-awaited title once again affirmed its cultural pull.
looking ahead
With several major releases on the horizon and evolving categories that reflect shifting player interests, the results suggest another competitive year ahead for studios and creators alike.
Sources: The Game Awards
