Resident Evil: Requiem Wins 'Ultimate Game of the Year' at the 44th Annual Golden Joystick Awards

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Resident Evil: Requiem Wins 'Ultimate Game of the Year' at the 44th Annual Golden Joystick Awards

The 44th Annual Golden Joystick Awards has came and went, leaving Resident Evil: Requiem as the winner of Ultimate Game of the Year.

In spite of its recent controversy surrounding AI coding, Big Walk managed to win one award (Critics' Choice Award). During the voting period, voters were unaware of the AI usage, although unlike some other gaming award ceremonies, The Golden Joystick Awards does not have a clear stance on the validity of AI-assisted games.

You can watch the entire show here.

  • Best Storytelling: Dispatch

  • Best Audio Design: Onimusha: Way of the Sword

  • Best Multiplayer Game: MECCHA CHAMELEON

  • Best Visual Design: CONTROL: Resonant

  • Best Game Expansion: DOOM: The Dark Ages - Revelations

  • Best Indie Game - Self-Published: MECCHA CHAMELEON

  • Best Indie Game: Valheim

  • Best Gaming Hardware: Steam Controller

  • Studio of the Year: CAPCOM

  • Best Early Access Game: Subnautica 2

  • Best Soundtrack: Dispatch

  • Still Playing Award - Mobile: Balatro

  • Still Playing Award - PC & Console: Minecraft

  • Streamer's Choice Award: MECCHA CHAMELEON

  • Best Game Trailer: Resident Evil Requiem - Evil Has Always Had a Name

  • Best Remake/Remaster: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered

  • Developers' Choice: MECCHA CHAMELEON

  • Best Game Adaptation: Iron Lung

  • Best Supporting Performer: Grace Saif (Pragmata)

  • Best Lead Performer: Angela Sant'Albano (Resident Evil Requiem)

  • PC Game of the Year: Crimson Desert

  • Console Game of the Year: Resident Evil Requiem

  • Critics' Choice Award: Big Walk

  • Most Wanted Game: The Witcher 4

  • Ultimate Game of the Year: Resident Evil Requiem


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