Another Game of the Year award for Elden Ring.
were handed out last night, and much of it came down to a slugfest between two predictable behemoths, Elden Ring and God of War: Ragnarok. In the end, it was basically a draw: God of War won seven awards compared to five for Elden Ring, but Elden Ring came away with the gold for Game of the Year.
Tim Schafer of Double Fine Productions was inducted into the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences' Hall of Fame at the event"for his amazing contributions to the video game industry over his illustrious 30+ year career," the AIAS said. Schafer apparently biffed his acceptance speech.
The one mildly disappointing outcome was in the Fighting Game of the Year category, which went to MultiVersus. I have no beef with MultiVersus, for the record, but I was really pulling for, the pro rasslin' battle royale that's being shut down on February 28, just six months after it launched. The shutdown is inevitable at this point but it would have been nice to see Iron Galaxy get some public kudos and a little gold before it happens.
But such is the way of awards shows: Everybody's going to come away a little disappointed about something. That's what makes them fun! So let's get to it—the full list of winners is below.
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