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The Game Awards 2025 – Major Releases Battle for the Top Prize on December 11

The Game Awards 2025, often called the “Oscars of Games,” will take place this Thursday, December 11, showcasing major industry awards and reveals. The event will be broadcast live from Los Angeles, beginning at 9:30 PM Brasilia time, and can be viewed on The Game Awards’ official YouTube and Twitch channels. The preshow begins at 4:30 PM Pacific Time (7:30 PM Eastern Time), with the main show starting around 5:00 PM PT (8:00 PM ET). The entire event typically lasts three to four hours, potentially concluding by 9:00 PM PT (12:00 AM ET). The nominees for Game of the Year are: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Donkey Kong Bananza Hades 2 Hollow Knight: Silksong Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 These titles represent some of the biggest releases of 2025 and are strong contenders for the top prize. Start times in other locations include: Los Angeles: 4:30 PM on December 11 Denver: 5:30 PM MT on December 11 Chicago: 6:30 PM CT on December 11 New York City: 7:30 PM ET on December 11 London: 12:30 AM GMT on December 12

The Game Awards 2025 – Esports Contenders, Silent Hill Tease, Anticipated Announcements & Winners Revealed at 3-Hour Ceremony

Berlin: 1:30 AM CET on December 12 Beijing: 8:30 AM CST on December 12 Tokyo: 9:30 AM JST on December 12 Auckland: 1:30 PM NZDT on December 12 The contenders for Best Esports Game are Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, League of Legends, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, and Valorant. Konami will feature a Silent Hill image at the event. Based on leaked ranking lists and trademark records, potential game announcements are also expected. According to Omelete, the preshow typically runs for about half an hour and may include some awards presentations. The main event is expected to last around three hours. The winners will be revealed during the ceremony.

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