Miyuki Aizawa

This year’s TGA happens on December 11, 2025, and as always promises a night full of announcements, awards, and maybe surprises.

Already, we have a lineup of games nominated for Game of the Year:

-Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 - this year’s most-nominated game ever at TGA.
-Death Stranding 2: On the Beach
-Donkey Kong Bananza
-Hades II
-Hollow Knight: Silksong
-Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

But TGA isn’t only about awards. It’s also the moment when developers show new games, trailers and future projects.

From rumors around the web:

A possible reveal of a new Tomb Raider-fans have reason to hope TGA will show something.
Speculations about content from Resident Evil Requiem making appearance.

💭 My hopes (and hopium)

I’m excited about all those games-but I’ll be honest: in my heart I’m waiting for one big unicorn. Half-Life 3.
Every TGA brings a little flicker of hope that maybe… just maybe… the devs will drop a teaser, a trailer, or at least a hint.
Will this be the year? Maybe. Do I believe? Yes. Am I ready to be disappointed? Probably. But that’s the charm of being a fan.

📝 Why I’m watching The Game Awards

It’s a chance to discover new, bold games that shape the future of gaming.
It’s a moment when both AAA studios and indie creators get spotlight and fans get a say.
It’s a night that - if you watch with friends or in community - can feel like a little celebration.
For me, it’s also a reminder why I love gaming: for the emotions, the hope, the community.
And-despite everything - for the fact we never stop dreaming.