While this year’s The Game Awards might have already come and gone (you can watch the replay of the entire thing right here), it certainly lived up to the hype. Not only did we get a mountain of new announcements, but even the awards themselves were something to look forward to.
If you weren’t able to catch it all, don’t fret! Here’s the complete The Game Awards 2021 winners list!
| Category | Winner |
|---|---|
| Game of the Year | It Takes Two |
| Best Game Direction | DEATHLOOP |
| Best Narrative | Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy |
| Best Action Game | Returnal |
| Best Action/Adventure Game | Metroid Dread |
| Best Role Playing Game | Tales of Arise |
| Best Fighting Game | Guilty Gear: Strive |
| Best Family Game | It Takes Two |
| Best Strategy Game | Age of Empires IV |
| Best Sports/Racing Game | Forza Horizon 5 |
| Best Multiplayer | It Takes Two |
| Best Performance | Maggie Robertson (Resident Evil Village) |
| Best Independent Game | Kena: Bridge of Spirits |
| Best Debut Indie Game | Kena: Bridge of Spirits |
| Best Art Direction | DEATHLOOP |
| Best Score/Music | NieR Replicant ver. 1.22474487139 |
| Best Audio Design | Forza Horizon 5 |
| Games for Impact | Life Is Strange: True Colors |
| Best Ongoing Game | Final Fantasy XIV |
| Best Mobile Game | Genshin Impact |
| Best VR/AR Game | Resident Evil 4 |
| Content Creator of the Year | Dream |
| Innovation in Accessibility | Forza Horizon 5 |
| Best Esports Game | League of Legends |
| Best Esports Player | Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev |
| Best Esports Team | Na’Vi (CS:GO) |
| Best Esports Coach | Kim “Kkoma” Jeong-gyun |
| Best Esports Event | 2021 League of Legends World Championship |
| Most Anticipated Game | Elden Ring |
| Best Community Support | Final Fantasy XIV |
Congratulations to Hazelight and It Takes Two for winning Game of the Year! Check out our review of the game here.
Is there anything in this list you disagreed with? Let us know in the comments down below, and see you next year!