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The Vee Gees - @VideoGameJournalist Awards

Well Summer Game Fest is over and the means it is time for the first ever VeeGees - @videogamejournalist awards! It has been so difficult to decide on these awards, as we saw so many INCREDIBLE games this year! For each category there will be a winner, a runner up and one that was voted on by you guys...the audience! So lets get into it! 

Indie Game of SGF

VeeGee - Mio - Memories in Orbit

Runner Up - Screenbound

Audience Choice - After Love EP

Best Media Showcase

VeeGee - Microsoft

Runner up - Nintendo 

Audience choice - Microsoft

Most Surprising Moment

VeeGee - Gears of War E-Day

Runner Up - The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom 

Audience Choice - Metroid Prime 4

Most Cozy Looking Game

VeeGee - Critter Cafe

Runner Up - Fruitbus

Audience Choice - Winter Burrow

Coolest Game

VeeGee - Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind

Runner Up - Doom the Dark Ages

Audience Choice - Doom the Dark Ages

Best Family Game

VeeGee - Astrobot

Runner Up - Mario Party Jamboree

Audience Choice - Lego Horizon Adventures

Most Anticipated RPG

VeeGee - Fable

Runner Up - Mario and Luigi Brotherhood

Audience Choice - Metaphor ReFantazio

Most Anticipated Action/Adventure Game

VeeGee - The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom

Runner Up - Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

Audience Choice - Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

Most Anticipated Multiplayer Game

VeeGee - Marvel Rivals

Runner Up - Marvel Vs CAPCOM Fighting Collection

Audience Choice - Marvel Rivals

Most Anticipated Narrative

VeeGee - Batman Arkham Shadow

Runner Up - Life is Strange: Double Exposure

Audience Choice - After Love EP

Most Fun Game of The Fest

VeeGee - Astrobot

Runner Up - Lego Horizon Adventures

Audience Choice - Astrobot

Best Art Style

VeeGee - Rooster

Runner Up - Neva

Audience Vote - Deer and Boy

Game of the Fest

VeeGee - Star Wars Outlaws

Runner Up - Gears of War E-Day

Audience Vote - The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom


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