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The Game Awards[2]' own announcement and the Peacock Theater's[3] event listing both give Thursday 10 December 2026, and Polymarket's market on the same award ends that night.
The show's own announcement of the 10 December 2026 date.[1]
The venue's listing confirms it is hosting the ceremony on that date.[1]
IGN's Game Scoop! spent its 21 August 2026 episode on GTA 6 and the Game of the Year race the market is pricing; no transcript is published, so this cites the episode itself.[1]
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From long-awaited sequels and ambitious remakes to even a few potential-packed original projects, here are the 15 games we’re most eager to get our hands on this year.
Thanks to fantastic games like Stray, Tunic and Bayonetta 3, 2022 provided ample reason for players to keep their controllers fully charged. And that’s before you consider these exceptional entries were sandwiched between absolute bangers Elden Ring and God of War Ragnarok.
Whether you play on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC or even mobile, we've picked out the 25 best games of 2022 that you should check out right now.
As the video game industry continues to adjust to post-pandemic life, more and more excellent games continue to grace every platform.
Sony dropped some of the biggest first-party blockbusters of the year, including the superb God of War Ragnarok, the expansive Horizon Forbidden West and the revamped The Last of Us Part 1. Meanwhile, Microsoft and Nintendo got a few major exclusives under their own belts with standouts like As Dusk Falls and Bayonetta 3. Between all of those were phenomenal third-party releases, including Elden Ring, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Need for Speed Unbound.
The fourth in the action role-playing series will be darker than the last iteration - a return to the grittier roots of the original Diablo.
Diablo 4 is on the way - there's plenty more hacking and slashing to be had. The next game in Blizzard's mega-popular franchise was unveiled a good while ago, and its release is drawing ever closer.
