The Game Awards has now become arguably one of the most anticipated gaming events of the year, cementing its place alongside events such as E3 as one of the year’s highlights for gamers. Organized and produced by Geoff Keighley, The Game Awards is partnered with Nodwin Gaming, and as a result, the event will be widely shared this December.
The Game Awards will be streamed live on Disney+ Hotstar, Youtube, and Voot and Loco. The event will be broadcast on December 9 (USA). On platforms such as Facebook, Twitch, Twitter and Youtube – exclusive joint broadcast of the show in Hindi.
The Game Awards starts on December 10 at 9:30.
Happy to share #TheGameAwards will once again have a huge distribution footprint in India this December, in partnership with @NodwinGaming
Live on:
– Disney+ @DisneyPlusHS
– @YouTube (Hindi)
– @MTVIndia
– @justvoot
– @OfficialJioTV
– @MXPlayer pic. twitter.com/RXiTzxu3Nh
Last year’s event was mostly virtual with no live audience, but despite that, the event was a huge success and Geoff Keighley confirmed that this is indeed the most watched iteration of the show, with over 83 million streams worldwide, with 8.3 concurrent broadcasts. viewers at their peak. This year’s Game Awards will be streamed live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
We’re only a couple of weeks away from the event and it looks like the competition at the top is pretty tough. Big players like Metroid Dread, Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, Deathloop, Resident Evil: Village, Psychonauts 2 and It Takes Two compete for Game of the Year.
2021 has been a big year for gaming, and several titles have been apt picks for Game of the Year. From genre-defining games like Deathloop to dark horse Psychonauts 2, this year has been full of games that will have a strong impact on the industry for years to come.