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Vote For Your 2016 Games Of The Year
Now is your chance to sound off on your favorite games of 2016. Vote for your favorite games, and do your part to make sure they make our Reader Games of the Year section in our upcoming issue.
This year, the video game industry delivered some phenomenal titles. From fantastic releases that kept players coming back for more, to polished, incredible adventures that will stick with us for the rest of our gaming lives, 2016 delivered an outstanding line-up of games. With so many great games hitting this year, coming up with our list of the Top 50 Games of 2016 was tougher than any year in recent memory, and no game is guaranteed any award, so be sure to vote to ensure that your favorite releases are represented in our results!
You may notice that some obvious picks aren't on the list. That could be because of our eligibility requirements. We only include final games, which means that Steam early access titles and beta games aren't eligible. In addition, remasters are restricted to that category. If a game is episodic, but the final episode hasn't released in 2016, that also keeps it off our list for this year.
To vote, scroll to the bottom of the article.
Did we miss one of your favorites in the poll? If so let us know in the comments and we can add it to the field.
Voting ends on Friday, December 16, so get all of your votes in while you can! The readers' picks will be announced early next year on the website and featured in the February issue of Game Informer.
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