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See Who Won at this Year’s The Game Awards Show

by Tony Polanco0

The Game Awards are now behind us which means that we don’t have to speculate on what will win. Below is the full list of winners. The show had some interesting winners which bucked the show’s usual trend of most popular wins although it was still heavily political in the end. Whatever the case was, here are the winners for good or ill:

Game of the Year – Dragon Age: Inquisition

Best Performance In A Video Game – Trey Parker as Various Voices, South Park: The Stick of Truth

Best Score/Soundtrack – Destiny

Best Online Experience – Destiny

Best Mobile/Handheld Game – Hearthstone

Developer of the Year – Nintendo

Best Fighting Game – Super Smash Bros for Wii-U

Best Sports/Racing Game – Mario Kart 8

Best Shooter – Far Cry 4

Best Narrative – Valiant Hearts: The Great War

Games For Change – Valiant Hearts: The Great War

Best Indie Game – Shovel Knight

Best Remastered Game – Grand Theft Auto V

Best Action/Adventure Game – Shadow of Mordor

Best Role Playing Game – Dragon Age: Inquisition

Best Family Game – Mario Kart 8

Trending Gamer – TotalBiscuit

Best eSports Player – Matthew “NaDeSHoT” Haag

Most Anticipated Game of 2015 – The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

eSports Team of the Year – Ninjas in Pyjamas

Best Fan Creation – Twitch Plays Pokemon

Do you guys agree with the decision of the jury? Sound off in the comments below.

Considering normal life mundane, Tony prefers to spend most of his time absorbed in fictional worlds that stimulate his imagination. Tony is a geek through and through, and his love for Comic Books, Science Fiction, Heavy Metal, and Video Games knows no bounds. He uses his natural writing talent and communication skills to express to the world why it's awesome to live a geek-centric lifestyle. Former Senior Editor of STFUandPlay and Staff Writer for DualShockers. Current Executive Editor of this here site, Tony writes news, previews, editorials and is the host of the Throwdown, Throwdown your Questions and Spoiler Alert podcasts. Tony encourages the team to do their best by being all George Washington and getting bullet holes in his cape from leading by example. Tony also still dreams of being a superhero one day.