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Gamescom award 2022 winners announced

Congratulations to all!

Gamescom award 2022 winners have been named by its organisers.

If you need to catch up on nominees ahead of the winners, head here first. Otherwise, they’re below.

Most Wanted Microsoft Xbox Game

  • The Last Case of Benedict Fox, Rogue Games

Most Wanted Nintendo Switch Game

  • Tin Hearts, Wired Productions

Most Wanted PC Game

  • Metal Hellsinger, Funcom

Most Wanted Sony PlayStation Game

  • Lies of P, Neowiz

Best Action Adventure Game

  • Lies of P, Neowiz

Best Action Game

  • Metal Hellsinger, Funcom

Best Family Game

  • Paper Trail, Newfangled Games

Best Indie Game

  • Inkulinati, Daedalic Entertainment

Best Multiplayer Game

  • Warhammer 40,000 Darktide, Fatshark

Best Ongoing Game

  • Sea of Thieves, Microsoft

Best Role-Playing Game

  • Lies of P, Neowiz

Best Sports Game

  • AEW Fight Forever, THQ Nordic

Best Strategy/Simulation Game

  • IXION, Kalypso Media

Most Original Game

  • Inkulinati, Daedalic Entertainment

Best Booth

  • Bandai Namco Entertainment, Hall 7

Best Trailer

  • Hogwarts Legacy, Warner Bros. Games

gamescom goes green award

  • Ukie

Best Line-up

  • PLAION

Heart of Gaming Award

  • Game Industry Solidarity Campaigns for Ukraine

Congratulations to all the winners.

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