The Nominees to the Golden Issue 2021 ComicBook Awards for Videogames

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Issue annual awards Golden ComicBook.com Awards are here and, for the third consecutive year, we have extended the awards to the games. In the modern era, there is a bad year for video games. There are levels of greatness, but gone are the days of yore, where weeks and weeks could pass without a painfully new and compelling to play. While 2021 may not be remembered as a huge year for games, it has a lot of great games.

In the like 2020, 2021 was a year of uncertainty. Moreover, as in 2020, no one could buy the new consoles PlayStation and Xbox next generation. Sometimes even the Nintendo Switch was difficult to buy, and you had to be willing to lose both arms and legs to keep your hands on the latest PC innards. Synchronously, the games were difficult to buy because they kept falling behind. From start to finish, 2021 earned its reputation as the Year of delays.

The last time PlayStation and Xbox hardware released the following year was considered a slow year defined by cross generations launches that reflect an industry in transition. 2021 was basically 2014 Part II in this regard. Despite this, we found many great games to play and get excited this year.

Read on to see all the nominees for the Golden Issue 2021 ComicBook.com Awards, presented by the games we consider the best of the best, and requeries ComicBook.com later this month to announce the winners.

Best Board Game

Obviously, games can extend far beyond their favorite console or device, with an increasing number of games to bring players to immersive worlds. The world of games has reached a peak, and vintage titles this year was no exception.

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Best game in progress

Like many, we spend most of our time playing games this year will not be launched this year. This category celebrates not only the games that keep coming back, but also games that continue to evolve over time thanks to the excellent back support for the launch and management of the community.

The nominees are:

Apex Legends (Respawn Entertainment) Call of Duty: Guerra area (Raven Software) Final Fantasy XIV: in line (Square Enix) Fortnite (Epic Games) Impact of Gen shin (photo)

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Best Multiplayer Game

Whether playing on the couch with seesaw or jumping online for a night with the boys, 2021 covered him with great multiplayer games. Among the triumphant return of a giant hibernating and pioneering titles both emerging genres worn, there was a wide variety for those who prefer to play with others.

Call of Duty: Vanguard (deck games) Caballero 2 (Torn Banner Studios) Infinite Halo (343 Industries) Haven lack dos (Haze light) Latham (Studio Iron Gate)

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Best player game

A few years ago, there was concern that the narrative single-player experience they were dying to make way for online games and live service. 2021 is the latest evidence suggests otherwise. This year was another great year for those who prefer the good old days of getting lost in the games themselves.

Death loop (Arcane Studios) Guardians Galaxy Marvel (Lidos Montreal) Metro id Dread (Nintendo) Ratchet Clank: Rift Apart (Games Insomniac) Resident Village Evil (Cap com)

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Game of the Year

Nobody needs an introduction to what Game of the year but if this is your first rodeo, games above and below are the best of the best that 2021 had to offer. As every year, choose five games was not easy and all nominated games survived a challenge of rigorous criticism.

Death loop (Arcane Studios) Fora Horizon 5 (Games) Metro id Dread (Nintendo) Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart (Insomniac Games) Resident Village Evil (Cap com)

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