Beloved indie game Hades scored the most wins at this year’s DICE Awards. Supergiant’s excellent roguelike action game ultimately won five awards, including “Game of the Year.”
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While Hades had a great showing, it was Sony’s stable of PlayStation exclusives that swept the awards, winning nine awards across five games. Ghost of Tsushima grabbed four awards, including “Adventure Game of the Year.” The Last of Us Part II picked up two awards, and Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Dreams, and Final Fantasy VII Remake won a single award each. Also of note, Valve’s first Half-Life game in over 13 years, Half-Life: Alyx, scored two wins, and Animal Crossing: New Horizons picked up “Family Game of the Year.”
Here’s a full list of all the winners:
If you want to see the whole show, you can watch it via IGN’s video broadcast. You can also check out all the nominees over on the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences official website.
Hades continues its winning streak. It already won “Best Game” at the 2021 BAFTA Game Awards, was one of Kotaku’s best games of 2020, picked up the “Best Indie Game” award at the 2020 Game Awards, and won “Game of the Year” at the SXSW 2021 Gaming Awards. I suspect it might end up winning a few more before the end of the year.
