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Gamescom Award 2019 winners have been named

Gamescom Award 2019 winners have today been announced by the event’s organisers. Without further adieu, you can see them below.

Genre awards

  • Best Action Adventure Game: Blacksad: Under the Skin, astragon Entertainment
  • Best Action Game: DOOM Eternal, ZeniMax Germany
  • Best Family Game: Concrete Genie, Sony Interactive Entertainment
  • Best Racing Game: Grid, Codemasters
  • Best Role Playing Game: Wasteland 3, Koch Media
  • Best Simulation Game: Planet Zoo, Frontier
  • Best Sports Game: Roller Champions, Ubisoft
  • Best Strategy Game: Desperados III, THQ Nordic
  • Most Original Game: Dreams, Sony Interactive Entertainment

Platform awards

  • Best Microsoft Xbox One Game: Gears 5, Microsoft
  • Best Nintendo Switch Game: The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, Nintendo
  • Best Sony PlayStation 4 Game: Dreams, Sony Interactive Entertainment
  • Best Mobile Game: Battle Chasers: Nightwar – Mobile Edition, HandyGames
  • Best PC Game: Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint, Ubisoft

The remaining awards will issued over this coming weekend. We’ll update this post when that happens.


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