Nominees: Kingdom Hearts 3 / Disco Elysium / Greedfall / Code Vein / The Outer WorldsĪ lot of people would describe The Outer Worlds as the best Fallout game we’ve had in a long time. So much in fact that it became a large trophy speedrun rather than a casual pick and play. We had tons of fun with Disco Elysium and River City Girls, but in the end, we kept coming back to our winner. While many nominees shook up the industry this year, Katana Zero with its simplicity stood out mostly due to its fast action sequences, and replayability. Katana Zero demonstrated this to us, all while giving us a fresh dose of pixilated murder.Ī fast-paced combat system, an enigmatic and charming protagonist, and a kick-ass soundtrack. Titles that prove time and time again, that even with a humble beginning, you can still go far. This year they managed to overshadow their big-budget rivals and step out into the fray. With each passing year, indie games tend to reach the status quo established by AAA titles and even go beyond it. Nominees: Darq / River City Girls / American Fugitive / Disco Elysium / Katana Zero These are FictionTalk’s personal Game Awards. It might not have been such an iconic year, but it managed to capture our attention with these mentioned titles. True outstanding games that impressed us, and had an impact both on the community and industry as a whole. As a pinnacle and an achievement of their kind, in which they shine. These games all managed to captivate us, yet the winners of each category stand separately.
FictionTalk took a broader look at this year’s releases and divided them into multiple categories. Despite this, some video games did stand out, as an example, of how far gaming has gone.
While a bit bland in terms of releases, this year wasn’t such an impactful one as some of the previous.
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