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Voting For Your 2018 Games Of The Year Is Now Closed
Update: Thanks for voting! We'll be sharing the results soon, we promise!
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Now is your chance to sound off on your favorite games of 2018. Do your part and vote to make sure your favorite games make our Reader Games of the Year section in the February 2019 issue of the magazine.
Between Nintendo releasing a new console with Mario and Zelda games and the introduction of the Battle Royale genre, we really thought 2017 was a tough year – but the competition is just as fierce this year, and maybe even more so. Cast your vote in assorted categories (including Game of the Year) to help us show what you think was the best.
You may notice that some seemingly obvious picks aren't on the list. That could be because of our eligibility requirements. Remasters and remakes are restricted to that category. Also, if a game is episodic, but the final episode didn't releasing in 2018, that keeps it off our list for this year.
You can find the survey below, or click here to submit your choices. Did we miss one of your favorites in the poll? Let us know in the comments and we can add it to the field. And if your having trouble making decisions, you can always use our scientific method of making important game of the year decisions.
The last day of voting is Tuesday, December 18, so get all of your votes in while you can and look out for the results on the website and in the February 2019 issue of the magazine!
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