Sonic, Suicide Squad and More: Every Major Trailer That Dazzled the Millions at the Game Awards 2021

The Game Awards 2021 concluded nearly 12 hours ago, and it has left an everlasting impact. The world finally got the chance to crown brand new game of the year in, It Takes Two. This unique-co-op platformer title managed to beat every other major title released in the same calendar year. Did the jury get this year’s award right? Well, this question is always debated extensively after the events.

However, this time around, gamers also got the chance to witness some fantastic trailers of both live-action motion pictures and gaming titles. These include a myriad of ground-breaking reveals that were seen trending worldwide. In hindsight of this event, fans can definitely tell that 2021 is indeed ending with a bang.

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Every major announcement from The Game Awards 2021

The event kick-started with the revelation of another multiplayer survival horror title, the Texas Chainsaw massacre. In addition to this, new open beta dates for King of Fighters were also announced that will take place in the third week of December.

Babylon’s fall is heading to the final release date, March 3, 2022, along with a brand new DLC for Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak.

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Hellblade 2 from the iconic gaming studio Ninja Theory has been finally revealed.

The most exciting reveal of the night was a brand new Star Wars Eclipse. The visuals of the game were absolutely stunning, and it is definitely a step in the right direction.

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Wonder Woman from monolith studio has been revealed, which is definitely a fantastic piece of news.

Alan Wake is making a return with a sequel that is set for a 2023 release.

Jim Carrey is once reprising his role as Dr Eggman in Sonic Movie 2 that was revealed at the Game Awards.

Final Fantasy 4’s remake for PC has been announced along with an elaborated look at Horizon: Forbidden West.

PUBG is going free-to-play on January 12 and Sega also shared the first look of brand new Sonic frontiers in 2022

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Suicide Squad has been revealed to the world, and the final trailer is absolutely majestic.

What did you think about 2021’s Game Awards? Which title excited you the most from the award ceremony?