“Global Celebration of Video Game Culture” – The Game Awards 2021 Confirmed for December 9th

The much-awaited Game Awards 2021 finally have a date. Host Geoff Keighley has announced that the 2021 Game Awards will take place on 9 December 2021. And this time, it will be live-in-person from Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. However, it will be an invite-only event with health and safety protocol set to be announced later. It will be live-streamed as well on over 40 platforms so everyone can enjoy the event.

Game Awards is popular as much for its tradition of reveals, as well as, of course, the awards. So, get ready for one of the biggest gaming nights on 9th December (Thursday).

The organizers of this big night have also promised that there will be “free playable game content” as a part of an “immersive digital experience“. The award show will feature multiple exciting new game announcements just like the previous Game Awards.

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Above all, The Games Award’s official Twitter handle also confirmed that The Games Awards Orchestra will be a part of the night. The Games Award tweeted, “We’re thrilled that the Game Award Orchestra will return live on stage at Microsoft Theater this year, conducted once again by Lorne Balfe.”

The popularity of the Game Awards is insane

Game Awards was first started way back in 2014 and it has been growing in popularity ever since. It’s considered one of the most successful award nights. The 2020 Games Award had 8.3 million concurrent viewers at a time. What all games will be nominated this time? The excitement among the gaming community is just insane.

Very few details are available right now. There aren’t any official details about what to expect from this show. Hopefully, there are some really fun surprises stored. Fans may have to wait longer to get some insights about the new announcements and details.

Are you excited about the Game Awards? What are your predictions for the exciting event? Let us know in the comments below.

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