The Game Awards are over, and its panel of judges just couldn't get enough Geralt. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and developer CD Projekt Red took three of the award show's surprisingly heavy trophies back to Poland, including Game of the Year. You may have been too busy going "aw snap" over TGA producer Geoff Keighley's unexpectedly direct jab at Konami, which he said legally barred Hideo Kojima from appearing at the event, so here's a full recap of all the categories and their winners.
Jury Voted
Game of the Year - The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Developer of the Year - CD Projekt Red
Best Independent Game - Rocket League
Best Mobile/Handheld Game - Lara Croft Go
Best Narrative - Her Story
Best Score/Best Soundtrack - Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain
Best Performance - Viva Seifert (Her Story)
Games for Impact - Life is Strange
Best Shooter - Splatoon
Best Action Adventure - Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain
Best Role Playing Game - The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Best Fighting Game - Mortal Kombat X
Best Family Game - Super Mario Maker
Best Sports/Racing Game - Rocket League
Best Multiplayer - Splatoon
Best Art Direction - Ori and the Blind Forest
Fan Voted
Esports Game of the Year - Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Best Fan Creation - Portal Stories: Mel
Trending Gamer - Greg Miller
Esports Team of the Year - Optic Gaming
Esports Player of the Year - Kenny "kennyS" Schrub
Most Anticipated Game - No Man's Sky
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