The Game Awards 2025: All Winners List

The TGA 2025 winners were revealed on December 11, 2025, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. The ceremony presented awards across 29 jury-voted categories, alongside a separate Players’ Voice vote. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 entered the show as the most-nominated game, setting a record with 12 nominations. By the end of the night, it converted that lead into nine wins.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Is Game Of The Year 2025

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 won Game of the Year and finished as the most awarded title among the TGA 2025 winners. Its victories extended across major categories, including Best Game Direction, Best Narrative, Best Art Direction, Best Score and Music, Best Performance, Best Independent Game, Best Debut Indie Game, and Best RPG. As the awards progressed, its repeated appearances on stage made the final Game of the Year result feel inevitable.

The ceremony followed a brisk format, alternating awards with TGA 2025 game announcements from the Peacock Theater stage in Los Angeles. Awards were handed out across all jury categories, while Players’ Voice ran independently through a public voting bracket that concluded later in the show.

TGA 2025 Winner In Every Nomination

Below is the complete list of award categories, nominees, and winners presented during The Game Awards 2025.

Players’ Voice results were tracked separately from the jury-voted categories through a public voting bracket.

How Many Titles Did Expedition 33 Win at TGA 2025?

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 won nine awards at The Game Awards 2025. Those wins were Game of the Year, Best Game Direction, Best Narrative, Best Art Direction, Best Score and Music, Best Performance, Best Independent Game, Best Debut Indie Game, and Best RPG. It ended the ceremony as both the most-awarded game and the clear centerpiece of the night.

The Divinity – Biggest Game Awards 2025 Announcement

Larian Studios revealed Divinity as its next major project, marking a return to its long-running fantasy universe following Baldur’s Gate 3. The announcement arrived with a pre-rendered cinematic focused on a ritual burning that spirals into violent supernatural chaos, without showing gameplay. On stage, Geoff Keighley described it as Larian’s biggest game to date, with reporting reinforcing that it is planned to exceed the scale of Baldur’s Gate 3. Larian positioned the project as accessible to newcomers while maintaining continuity for players familiar with the Original Sin games. No release window or release date was announced.