Since The Game Awards show is about giving out awards (and definitely not a framing device for lots of marketing), it would make sense to compile a list of PC-relevant winners on the night. So that’s exactly what I’ve done here.
Every PC game, or PC-related developer that won an award in any category can be found below. Lots of accolades for CD Projekt Red and The Witcher 3 this evening.
Best Fighting Game: Mortal Kombat X (not exactly a great version on PC, but hey).
Best eSport Team: OpTic Gaming (they mostly seem to play Call of Duty, albeit possibly not the PC releases).
Best eSport Player: Kenny “KennyS” Schrub (CS:GO).
Best eSport Game: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
Most Anticipated Game: No Man’s Sky.
Best Narrative: Her Story.
Trending Gamer: Greg Miller (I mean … he’s played PC games, I’m sure).
Best Indie Game: Rocket League.
Best Sports/Racing Game: Rocket League.
Impact Game: Life Is Strange.
Best Fan Creation: Portal Stories: Mel.
Developer of the Year: CD Projekt Red.
Best RPG: The Witcher 3.
Best Art Direction: Ori and the Blind Forest.
Industry Icon: Westwood Studios (Dune 2, game of the year, all years).
Best Action/Adventure Game: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.
Best Soundtrack/Score: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.
Best Performance: Viva Seifort from Her Story (although Jade Raymond tried really hard to give it to The Witcher 3).
Game of the Year: The Witcher 3.
