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Here Are The Winners Of The Game Awards 2022
The 2022 Game Awards aired tonight. Alongside a number of reveals and premiere trailers, there is also the namesake of the show itself – the awards. Below you can find the list of winners. You can check out the full list of nominees here.
Game of the Year - Elden Ring
Best Mobile Game - Marvel Snap
Best Fighting Game - Multiversus
Best eSports - Valorant
Best eSports Athlete - Yay
Best eSports Team - Loud
Best eSports Coach - BZKA
Best eSports Event - 2022 League of Legends World Championship
Best Family Game - Kirby and the Forgotten Land
Best Performance - Christopher Judge, God of War Ragnarök
Best Debut Indie - Stray
Best Adaptation - Arcane: League of Legends
Best Narrative - God of War Ragnarök
Best Art Direction - Elden Ring
Best VR/AR Game - Moss Book 2
Best Sim/Strategy Game - Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope
Best Community Support - Final Fantasy XIV
Games For Impact - As Dusk Falls
Best Sports/Racing Game - Gran Turismo 7
Best Multiplayer Game - Splatoon 3
Best Audio Design - God of War Ragnarök
Content Creator - Ludwig
Most Anticipated Game - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Best Action Game - Bayonetta 3
Best Score & Music - God of War Ragnarök
Innovation In Accessibility - God of War Ragnarök
Best Role Playing Game - Elden Ring
Players Voice - Genshin Impact
Best Independent Game - Stray
Best Action/Adventure Game - God of War Ragnarök
Best Ongoing Game - Final Fantasy XIV
Best Game Direction - Elden Ring
Products In This Article
Marvel Snap
Final Fantasy XIV
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