The Canadian Game Awards 2025: How & When To Watch
The 2025 Canadian Game Awards are coming soon, and fans can watch along from home. Celebrating Canada's rapidly developing video game industry, the Canadian Game Awards were founded in 2020. The ceremony honors games developed in Canada, along with Canadian voice/motion capture actors, content creators, streamers, and esports players annually.
The Canadian Game Awards are open to nominated developers, the press, and the public — but for those who can't attend in person, The Canadian Game Awards are also available to watch online. For anyone who wants to follow along with the ceremony, here's everything to know about when and where to stream the 2025 Canadian Game Awards.
The Canadian Game Awards will be held on February 15, 2025, at 8 PM EST. Hosted by actor Naomi Kyle, the ceremony is located at the TIFF Lightbox in Toronto. The Awards are focused on the best of the Canadian video game industry, with categories for games, studios, and content creators throughout Canada. Categories at the Canadian Game Awards include Best Game Design, Best Performance, Best Content Creator, and, of course, the coveted Game of the Year. This year's GOTY nominees include an excellent selection from across the industry, ranging from indie hits to massive triple-A epics.
Game of the Year nominations kick off with , a dark metroidvania set in the ruins of a once-sprawling city. They also include, a -inspired indie in which players solve deductive puzzles to decide which of over 100 fantasy creatures to admit into a castle. There's also the evocative watercolor-styled game, in which players paint the city of Montréal, exploring its streets and meeting its people. Bioware's expansive RPG also makes the list, as does the sci-fi adventure game. Finally, the smash hit poker roguelite rounds out the bunch.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard continues the story of the Dragon Age series with stunning graphics and deep narratives for large and small quests.
Winners will join the esteemed company of
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