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Game of the year Awards GOTY 2024

15/10/2024

A New Perspective for Gamers,

This year is The Game Awards’ tenth anniversary, and during that time, Geoff Keighley’s yearly event has solidified its position as the premier gaming industry awards show, akin to the Oscars. Although it’s still arguably more well-known for trailers than awards due to its excessive promotional content, that is starting to change. Additionally, its winners are generally indicative of the critical consensus, even though they are typically fairly conservative. Game of the Year Awards GOTY are held every year.

A game’s legacy within the industry is cemented and its creative boundaries are demonstrated when it wins the Game of the Year award. This post will tell you about the Game of the Year Awards GOTY 2024.

1. Astro Bot:

Why it might prevail: Except for Elden Ring’s Shadow of the Erdtree expansion, which isn’t eligible for The Game Awards’ Game of the Year award, Team Asobi’s enjoyable platform game has the strongest critical consensus of any game this year (and rightfully so), with a Metascore of 94 as of this writing. Additionally, it is technically stunning, which has always been a big plus when it comes to GOTY consideration.

2- Final Fantasy VII Rebirth:

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth stands as a top contender for Game of the Year 2024 due to its ambitious reimagining of one of the most beloved RPGs of all time. Rebirth, which builds on the popularity of Final Fantasy VII Remake, masterfully combines action and turn-based combat, adding new elements and party members to heighten the strategic nuance of combat. The expansive open-world areas of the game, divided into six different regions, provide players with an engaging experience full of optional activities, exploration, and worthwhile side missions.

3- Dragon’s Dogma 2:

Following the publication of the first Dragon’s Dogma more than ten years ago, the eagerly anticipated follow-up, Dragon’s Dogma 2, has captured fans’ attention with its gripping open-world exploration and fierce monster fights. The game expertly expands on the original’s framework, keeping the excitement of scaling enormous monsters while introducing new elements like the Trickster vocation, which gives the already thrilling combat additional strategic depth.

 

Bigger monsters and more complex battles aren’t the only things this new chapter has to offer; it also brings deeper systems, richer environments, and a colorful cast of pawns the essential but quirky allies who develop with you, providing both comic relief and combat support.

4- Helldivers 2:

Because of its intense co-op gameplay, tactical nuance, and the sense of community it cultivates among players, Helldivers 2 is deserving of consideration as a potential Game of the Year 2024 contender. Because of the dynamic terrain, unpredictable challenges, and enemy tactics, each encounter feels unique and the game does a fantastic job of keeping missions varied and exciting. Its progression system, which is chock-full of strong weaponry, emotes, and stratagems, encourages cooperation and strategic thinking while keeping players interested.

Every mission in the game is an exhilarating experience because of its satirical tone and nonstop action, especially when played with friends. Helldivers 2 offers a dynamic battlefield that demands reflexes, coordination, and mastery of its intricate mechanics whether you’re taking on robotic Automatons or alien Terminids. New enemies are even regularly added in updates, keeping the gameplay.

5- Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth:

Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth skillfully combines a surreal fever dream with a serious Yakuza crime drama by embracing turn-based role-playing game mechanics. You are learning the truth about Ichiban’s mother’s abrupt reappearance and disappearance in a minute. The next, you’re riding your bike through the streets of Hawaii, gathering hamburgers on the pavement to make DoorDash more effective, or calling “Poundmates” to call forth a hermit crab and lobster to attack an enemy.