Cyberpunk 2077.
Stevivor’s Game of the Year awards are off and running and today’s honours are for Best RPG of 2021.
Technically, this award is for the best RPG of 2020, but that’s how our cycle works — we mirror eligibility requirements of The Game Awards as a voting outlet. That all out of the way, congratulations to Cyberpunk 2077.
“The most important thing that everyone needs to know about Cyberpunk 2077 is that while it’s imperfect, it is without a doubt a superb game,” Jay wrote in his 9.5/10 review.
“You’ll connect with V, worry about which way the story will go and stress over the aspects of it that you can control because you’ll want only the best outcome for them. You’ll raise your eyebrows at the graphical bugs showing up in a game eight years in the making (and thrice delayed) and then quickly forget them all as you bask in the beauty of Night City; the greatest video game world ever built. You’ll feel firstly overwhelmed by the number of upgrades to consider, and then underwhelmed by their lack of necessity as you hurtle towards its end game.”
Stevivor’s GOTY 2021 runs straight through until the end of the year — you can check out a schedule below.
Congratulations to CD Projekt Red for the win!
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Cyberpunk 207710 December 2020 (PC PS4 Xbox One), 5 June 2025 (Switch2)
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Stevivor GOTY Awards 2021
- Best Sports/Racing: Forza Horizon 5
- Best RPG: Cyberpunk 2077
- Best Action/Action-Adventure: Deathloop
- Best Multiplayer game: It Takes Two
- Best Ongoing game: Dead by Daylight
- Best Indie game: Inscryption
- Best Audio & Sound Design: The Artful Escape
- Best Narrative: Guardians of the Galaxy
- Best Direction: Deathloop
- Best PC game: Inscryption
- Best Switch game: Metroid Dread
- Best Xbox game: Forza Horizon 5, Psychonauts 2 and Age of Empires 4
- Best PlayStation game: Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart
- The runners-up
- Game of the Year: Deathloop
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