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- The 2025 Game Awards received mixed reviews, with a significant drop in positive ratings compared to the previous year.
- A major concern among viewers was the shows pacing, which many found off-kilter and disjointed.
- The choice to close the event with a free-to-play hero shooter reveal was met with criticism and disappointment.
- Despite these issues, the event still managed to draw a large online audience, indicating that the negative feedback may not have deterred many viewers.
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Disappointing Pace and Memorable Moments Missing at 2025 Game Awards
The Game Awards in Los Angeles last night disappointed many viewers. Host Geoff Keighley polled viewers on X about their thoughts on this year’s show. Of nearly 380,000 respondents, 38% rated the show a “D” or lower. In contrast, almost half of last year’s respondents gave the show an “A,” but only 15% did so this year. Several attendees indicated that the pacing was off and the show lacked memorable moments, particularly criticizing the choice to close with a free-to-play hero shooter reveal. Despite the criticism, the event still drew a large online audience. One commenter on Keighley’s post encapsulated the general sentiment: “Who thought a free-to-play hero shooter was a good way to end the show?”
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If you’re craving a mix of excitement and engaging narratives in your gaming news, then you’re in luck! First off, Sophie Laurent has just dropped her latest article on “PlayStation Unveils New Multiplayer Game” (published December 12, 2025), where she introduces us to PlayStation’s newest cooperative shooter, “4:LOOP”. Fans of Left 4 Dead will feel right at home with this tactical third-person shooter designed for four players, promising endless playability options and sci-fi action. Head over to PlayStation Unveils New Multiplayer Game to dive in!
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And as if that wasn’t enough, Ahmed Hassan, reporting for Players For Life on December 13th, 2025, brings us thrilling news about Resident Evil 9: Requiem! Directed by Koshi Nakanishi, this ninth installment promises a perfect blend of intense action and heart-pounding survival horror. Leon S. Kennedy is back as a playable character, teaming up with Grace Ashcroft to investigate mysterious deaths linked to an Umbrella scientist named Victor Gideon and his virus “Elpis”. Mark your calendars for this game-changer and read all about it here Resident Evil 9 Requiem: Capcom Confirms Leon S. Kennedy as Playable Character.
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