The Game Awards 2025 just wrapped, and it was a massive night. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 dominated the awards (seriously, they won almost everything), indie games made history with three Game of the Year nominations, and we got announcements that ranged from “finally!” to “wait, what?” Here’s everything worth knowing, broken into digestible chunks. The Big Winner: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Let’s get this out of the way first. Sandfall Interactive’s debut game didn’t just win Game of the Year. It swept: Game of the Year Best Narrative Best Game Direction Best Art Direction Best Score and Music Best RPG Best Debut Indie Game Best Independent Game That’s eight awards for a first-time studio. The creative director’s acceptance speech was genuinely heartwarming. He thanked YouTube tutorial creators for teaching them how to make games, shouted out Hironobu Sakaguchi (Final Fantasy creator) as his inspiration, and announced free DLC dropping immediately. A small team from Brussels just had the night of their lives. The Announcements That Actually Matter Mega Man Legends 3 Is Real After over a decade of fans begging, Capcom finally did it. We got a first look at gameplay showing the classic 2.5D style they’re returning to. Coming 2027. This was the “one more thing” that Geoff Keighley has been teasing for years. Worth the wait. Star Wars:…
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