Game Awards 2019: The Game Of The Year Winner Is A Huge Upset
Going into the Game Awards this year, my fundamental inquiry was whether Death Stranding was going to take it home. Hideo Kojiima's eccentric bundle conveying game was grants snare, somewhat, and it had a ton of champions in the business writ enormous. My cash was still on Control, notwithstanding, the trippy third-individual activity game from Remedy and ongoing IGN Game of the Year victor and one of my preferred rounds of the year. In any case, neither one of the wounds up taking the prize.
The victor was Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, From Software's Ninja activity game.
From has had three games since the beginning of The Game Awards: Bloodborne, Dark Souls 3 and now Sekiro. Bloodborne is the best of the part, however it had the misfortune of going toward The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt. From Software is no more interesting to grants, obviously, however it's a serious deal to bring home the great prize at what is rapidly turning into the pre-prominent entertainment pageant in the business.
Sekiro additionally brought home best activity/experience game, ceaselessly one of gaming's most not well characterized kinds. The honor was displayed off screen, yet you can see it on The Game Awards site. There were several classes that didn't make the show, including significant ones like best RPG.
In general, the honor show wasn't overwhelmed by any one title, as occurs so regularly at this or other gaming grants. It was increasingly differed and astounding, considering upsets like Sekiro and merited dominates from matches like Disco Elysium and Devil May Cry 5. 2019 was an intriguing year for gaming in general, and the show mirrored that: this was to a greater degree a year for many fascinating, effective games instead of a bunch of megahits.
Which takes us back to Sekiro, which still feels like a dim pony victor. I don't know what number of individuals speculated Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice would be bringing home Game of the Year prior to the show began, yet it's increasingly enjoyable to watch a show with certain amazements. It's such an odd errand in any case, contrasting things like Apex Legends with Tetris 99, that it's only hard to make forecasts.