Game of the Year 2024
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Well, hats off to Geoff. He finally pulled off an all-time show that'll rank amongst the best ever. Just a ridiculous amount of mind-blowing reveals.
Jussi
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I thought it was boring as hell. BO6 was probably the only nominated game I've played.
None of the trailers/reveal were my cup of the tea really. Waldorf & Satler and Sami Järvi's presentation were the best bits.
Mikeaveli
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The show was okay.
The Outer Worlds 2 was the highlight for me and it certainly looks like a sequel to The Outer Worlds. Was not expecting this to come out next year and apparently its now coming to PS5 too. Obsidian is having a big 2025 with this and Avowed.
The Sonic Racing games are always fun kart racers so I was happy with that announcement.
The Witcher 4 trailer was good to see, I don't care about the game personally but I want to see it come out so the team can move on to the new Cyberpunk game. It was also funny to see them specify that the cinematic was rendered using an unannounced RTX graphics card lol
Crimson Desert looks like it could be fun and the FF7 Rebirth and Last of Us 2 PC ports were also nice to see.
None of the other trailers or announcements did anything for me aside from maybe the Okami sequel.
The Outer Worlds 2 was the highlight for me and it certainly looks like a sequel to The Outer Worlds. Was not expecting this to come out next year and apparently its now coming to PS5 too. Obsidian is having a big 2025 with this and Avowed.
The Sonic Racing games are always fun kart racers so I was happy with that announcement.
The Witcher 4 trailer was good to see, I don't care about the game personally but I want to see it come out so the team can move on to the new Cyberpunk game. It was also funny to see them specify that the cinematic was rendered using an unannounced RTX graphics card lol
Crimson Desert looks like it could be fun and the FF7 Rebirth and Last of Us 2 PC ports were also nice to see.
None of the other trailers or announcements did anything for me aside from maybe the Okami sequel.
Shareefruck
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I thought the show started out like it could possibly be a big one (Witcher 4, more Elden Ring so soon, Outer Worlds 2, and the next Fumito Ueda thing seem like a pretty a big way to start things off), but ended up about as boring and uninteresting as these things normally are.
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I loved Astrobot so, I'm glad it won, and it's cool the day after winning they added a new update which added more bots.
I do think Astrobot winning does send a good message to the industry. Yes, Sony has won Game of the Year before, and almost always has one nominated, but they follow the formula of big cinematic 3rd person action/adventure or shooter. I think a smaller project that took 3 years to make, doesn't rely on lifelike graphics, massive cut-scenes, or much of a story at all. Just a great gameplay loop. While, I want Sony's big teams to continue to make their big AAA budget games, I do hope this encourages them to take more risks that don't just mean a GAAS push. Astrobot and Helldivers II, and previously Returnal added some diversity to their 1st and 2nd party line-up. Maybe next they can try a great 2d platformer or Metroidvania. Outside of Rockstar, Sony seems at the top of making these huge cinematic games, but their 1st and 2nd party line-up has lacked diversity for awhile.
I do think Astrobot winning does send a good message to the industry. Yes, Sony has won Game of the Year before, and almost always has one nominated, but they follow the formula of big cinematic 3rd person action/adventure or shooter. I think a smaller project that took 3 years to make, doesn't rely on lifelike graphics, massive cut-scenes, or much of a story at all. Just a great gameplay loop. While, I want Sony's big teams to continue to make their big AAA budget games, I do hope this encourages them to take more risks that don't just mean a GAAS push. Astrobot and Helldivers II, and previously Returnal added some diversity to their 1st and 2nd party line-up. Maybe next they can try a great 2d platformer or Metroidvania. Outside of Rockstar, Sony seems at the top of making these huge cinematic games, but their 1st and 2nd party line-up has lacked diversity for awhile.
