The Game Awards are hosted once a year to honour the achievements of the video game industry. This ceremony began in the year 2014 and continues to this day. Geoff Keighley, who is also involved with the Spike Video Game Awards, created and hosted the show. Every year, this event takes place throughout the United States.
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A live presentation was cancelled due to the pandemic's onset in the previous year, 2020, and the honouring was done online. This time it will go live, and fans are excited to see who will be nominated and who will win.
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When to watch The Game Awards 2021?
Geoff Keighley will host the Game Awards once again on December 9, 2021, at the Microsoft Theatres in Los Angeles.
This award was first granted in 2014 to the game of the year, which means it goes to the game that has successfully excited and satisfied a large number of players. There will be no possibility of favouritism because the judges and the audience will vote.
Since the construction of such an award-winning game, achieving this honour is a huge accomplishment, and the creators' abilities have allowed them to rank high among many other competitors.
Where to watch The Game Awards 2021?
The show will be streamed on YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, Facebook Live, Steam, and GameSpot for the audience. More than these, no other platforms have been discovered.
The programme starts at 5 p.m. PT and ends at 8 p.m. ET. It will be available to view in the UK from 1 a.m., and in Australia from 1 a.m. AEDT.
Categories of The Game Awards 2021
Fans want to know which categories will be used to decide which awards will be given out, so here it is: Best Action; Best Action/Adventure; Best Role-Playing; Best Fighting; Best Debut Indie; Best Family; Game of the Year; Best Game Direction; Best Ongoing; Best Narrative; Best Indie; Best Mobile Game; Best VR/AR; Best action; Best action/adventure; Best Role-Playing; Best Fighting; Best Debut Indie; Best Family.
Best Sports/Racing; Best Simulation/Strategy; Best Multiplayer; Most Anticipated Game; Best Art Direction; Best Score and Music; Best Audio Design; Best Community Support; Best Esports Game, and a few others categories are included in the show.
Should You Watch It?
You should not be asking such a question if you are a serious player. This is the most prestigious exhibition for game creators, and players are ecstatic to see their favourite titles take home the prize. There are around 30 categories, each of which is unique and noteworthy.
Many wait a year to see this live concert, and since it was not held in 2020, people are even more excited to see it live this time. You should not miss it and should keep an eye on whether or not your favourite game received an award.