Most winners at The Game Awards are determined through a mix of public voting and jury selection—PC Gamer is one of those jurors—but one award, called Players' Voice, is entirely up
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Most winners at The Game Awards are determined through a mix of public voting and jury selection—PC Gamer is one of those jurors—but one award, called Players’ Voice, is entirely up to the public. Right now, the leader of that public vote is overwhelmingly Sonic Frontiers.
After coming out on top in the first two rounds, Sonic Frontiers has a whopping 48% of the votes in the third and final round of the Players’ Voice award voting (opens in new tab). In second place, Genshin Impact has 29%, and in third, Elden Ring has just 13%. God of War: Ragnarok is in fourth with 8%, and Stray has the last spot at 2%.
“Can we get a Sonic Sweep?!?!?!” wrote Sega senior PR manager Evan Bader on Twitter (opens in new tab) earlier today.
Sonic Frontiers is not among the jury-selected nominees for TGA’s overall Game of the Year award, although Elden Ring, God of War: Ragnarok, and Stray are. The others in the GOTY category are Horizon Forbidden West, A Plague Tale: Requiem, and Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
