There's Already No Point In The Game Awards 2025

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The Game Awards has steadily grown in popularity year by year, becoming gaming's version of the Oscars and something that both developers and actors are proud to be a part of. For the last few years, there has been fierce competition for the top prizes in gaming, whether that be the pitched battle between 2022's and or 2020's The and Next year, the battle might be over before it has begun, with one of gaming's most anticipated titles slated for release in 2025.

There have been years in the past where a clear winner has emerged from the pack, such as 2023's being beyond anything else released that year, but s clean sweep of many awards wasn't assured the year before its release. The Most Anticipated Game Award is a good place to look when trying to predict which titles will rock the gaming world, and one name has come on constantly ever since its announcement. might make the 2025 Game Awards nothing more than a procession.

Rockstar Games' probably has a claim to being the most anticipated game of all time, and Rockstar's stellar track record indicates that it will live up to these immense standards. It isn't just the quality of the game that will smash the award season, but also the sheer number of sales and player numbers it will pull by its reputation. Plenty of great games get snubbed at the awards due to a lack of attention, but will likely have both the quality, because of Rockstar's consistency, and attention, because of how big the IP is.

doesn't have a confirmed release date, but it is aiming for the Fall 2025 window.

would have to disappoint massively to not win Game of the Year, but this isn't the only award it could win. Rockstar is famous for its narratives and will probably win the award there, as well as the Game Direction award. Manni L. Perez, who plays Lucia, could win Best Performance, and Audio Design is up for grabs too. could win every award it is nominated for next year due to its reputation and number of players, especially since voting has