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Checkout The List of Winners From The Game Awards 2019

Abhishek Sharma
Published 2019-12-13

The 2019 Game Awards concluded with some of the best surprises, snubs, and honoring the finest developers and performers in the world of gaming. While the show, hosted by Geoff Keighley, celebrated the games of the year, we also got to see some amazing announcements for the year 2020. 

During the game awards, Death Stranding remained the highlight and cynosure, with Chvrches opening the ceremony singing the “Death Stranding”. Her Cliff Unger-inspired look was enough to send everyone to the clouds. Unfortunately, it lost the Game of the Year trophy, it surely made its mark in other categories. Besides, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Devil May Cry 5, and CS: GO remained other aspects of the night’s excitement.

While Sekiro couldn’t grab much this year, but the Game of the Year trophy was enough to compensate the losses in other categories. For Fortnite, it would’ve been a bad night, if not for the Best Ongoing game category which it won. Speaking of Fortnite, the new Fortnite World Cup Winner, Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf grabbed Best eSports Player trophy, whereas League of Legends grabbed the Best eSports Game prize. Other game winners were Devil May Cry 5 for Best Action Game, Luigi’s Mansion for Best Family Game, and Fire Emblem: Three Houses for Best Strategy Game.

So, without a wait, let’s see who won what! Here’s a list of all the winners of 2019 Game Awards. 

List of Winners and Nominees at Game Awards 2019

GAME AWARDS

Game of the Year

Best Community Sport

Best Score/Music

Best Narrative

Image Source: PC World

Best Fighting Game

Best Audio Design

Best Strategy Game

Image Source: Polygon

Content Creator of the Year

Best Art Direction

Image Source: Android Central

Best Action Game

Games for Impact

Best Family Game

Best Sports/Racing Game

Image Source: PlayStation

Best Mobile Game

Image Source: Call of Duty

Best Multiplayer Game

Best Ongoing Game

Best VR/AR Game

Image Source: Windows Central

Best Performance

Image Source: Fandom

Player’s Voice

Image Source: Polygon

Fresh Indie Game

Image Source: TechSpot

Best Role-Playing Game

Disco Elysium — ZA/UM

Best Game Direction

Best Action/Adventure Game

Best Independent Game

eSports AWARDS

Best eSports Game

Best eSports Coach

Image Source: HLTV

Best eSports Event

Image Source: Forbes

Best eSports Host

Best eSports Team

Best eSports Player

Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf 

Major Announcements from Game Awards 2019

1. The New Xbox

Xbox Game Studios unveiled the much-awaited Project Scarlett, officially called Xbox Series X. The studios also unveiled a new wireless controller. Phil Spencer took the stage with details of designs but remained silent over the performance specifications. 

2. Cyberpunk 2077 Music Artists

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Many big names contributing to Cyberpunk 2077’s soundtrack and music were confirmed, including Run The Jewels, Rat Boy, and Nina Kraviz. The game was earlier promoted this year heavily in media due to the surprise announcement of actor Keanu Reeves being a part of it. 

3. Fast & Furious: Crossroads

Image Source: IGN

Actors Michelle Rodriguez and Vin Diesel announced Fast N Furious game with a trailer launch. Though it didn’t seem like a great deal as the films have stretched too long to enjoy an associated game with it. 

4. Hellblade 2

Image Source: Gamespot

The Xbox console took Hellblade 2 as the preferred game for the demonstration which is set to debut next year. Running on the Xbox Series X engine, the game looked completely packed with elements of thrill, violence, and adventure. 

5. Prologue

Image Source: Forbes

A new game from the team behind Player Unknown’s led by Brendan Greene. Though the teaser didn’t reveal anything significant, it is definitely first-person, and it looks amazing. There are high expectations from Greene’s team this time. 

So, here are major announcements and all winners from this year’s Game Awards. Yes, there were a few snubs, and I personally felt bad for Death Stranding for losing out in so many categories. Nevertheless, the eve brought exciting new announcements, and 2020 is surely going to be one hell of a gaming adventure. 

Who Were Your Favorite Winners:

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