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This year's Golden Joystick Awards is set to take place on Tuesday 24 November, from 12:30 PST/15:30 EST/20:30 GMT, with the show streaming on Twitch, YouTube, Facebook. Of course, you don't need to head to those places when you can watch it right above.
And you won't want to miss the show either. Hosted by Laura Bailey and Travis Willingham, who have starred in The Last of Us 2 and Marvel's Avengers this year, you can expect plenty of other gaming celebrity appearances, awards, and even some exclusive announcements during the show.
The Golden Joystick Awards are the biggest viewer-voted awards of the gaming calendar, celebrating the industry and all the incredible games that have come out in the past 12 months. GamesRadar readers have been voting since October in categories such as Ultimate Game of the Year, Best Storytelling, and Best Studio. On top of that, there are also four critic choices categories which are Breakthrough Award, Best Performer, Outstanding Contribution, and the Critics Choice Award.
Here is the full category list.
The Golden Joystick Awards 2020 categories
- Best Storytelling
- Best Visual Design
- Best Audio
- Best Indie Game
- Best Multiplayer Game
- Best Game Expansion
- Best Family Game
- Still Playing Award
- Esports Game of the Year
- Best Gaming Hardware
- Best Gaming Community
- Studio of the Year
- Mobile Game of the Year
- Nintendo Game of the Year
- PlayStation Game of the Year
- PC Game of the Year
- Xbox Game of the Year
- Most Wanted Game
- Best New Streamer / Broadcaster
- Ultimate Game of the Year
- Breakthrough Award
- Best Performer
- Outstanding Contribution
- Critics Choice Award
Want to learn more about the show? Head here for our Golden Joystick Awards explainer.
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