The biggest awards show in gaming just revealed this year’s nominees

The Game Awards 2019 has announced this years list of nominees, which includes 107 different games spread across more than 20 categories.

Established in 2014, The Game Awards is an annual ceremony featuring live performances, celebrity presenters, major industry announcements, and world premiere trailers. More than 26 million people streamed the awards last year.

This year's nominees are led by games like "Death Stranding," "Fortnite," "Control," "Apex Legends," and "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate," all of which received three or more nominations. The Game Awards also includes special categories for unique genres, independent releases, virtual reality, and esports.

The Game Awards advisory board includes executives from more than a dozen major gaming companies, including Xbox, Nintendo, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Valve, and Tencent.

Fans can help choose the winners in every category on the event's website or by searching "TGA vote" on Google. You can vote for a winner in each category once per day through December 11 — your vote will be authenticated with an existing social media or Google account. (Chinese viewers can use Bilibili to vote.)

The Game Awards ceremony will be held on December 12 at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles at 5:30 p.m. PT. The awards will be streamed live on more than 60 different international platforms — including YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, Facebook, and Mixer — but tickets to attend the event in person are also on sale now.

Cinemark Theatres across the United States will host a special event in 53 of its theaters where it'll pair a live simulcast of the awards with the world premiere screenings of "Jumanji: The Next Level."

Here's the full list of The Game Awards 2019 nominees:

"Death Stranding"

(Kojima Productions)

Game of the Year

• "Control" (Remedy/505 Games)
• "Death Stranding" (Kojima Productions/Sony Interactive Entertainment)
• "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate" (Bandai-Namco/Sora/Nintendo)
• "Resident Evil 2" (Capcom/Capcom)
• "Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice "(From Software/Activision)
• "The Outer Worlds" (Obsidian/Private Division)

"Resident Evil 2"

(Capcom)

Best Game Direction

• "Control" (Remedy/505 Games)
• "Death Stranding" (Kojima Productions/SIE)
• "Resident Evil 2" (Capcom/Capcom)
• "Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" (From Software/Activision)
• "Outer Wilds" (Mobius Digital/Annapurna)

"Control"

(505 Games)

Best Narrative

• "A Plague Tale: Innocence" (Asobo/Focus Home)
• "Control" (Remedy/505)
• "Death Stranding "(Kojima Productions/SIE)
• "Disco Elysium" (ZA/UM)
• "The Outer Worlds" (Obsidian/Private Division)

"Cadence of Hyrule"

(Nintendo)

Best Score/Music

• "Cadence of Hyrule" (Brace Yourself Games/Nintendo)
• "Death Stranding" (Kojima Productions/SIE)
• "Devil May Cry 5" (Capcom)
• "Kingdom Hearts III" (Square Enix)
• "Sayonara Wild Hearts" (Simogo/Annapurna)

"Call of Duty: Modern Warfare"

(Activision)

Best Audio Design

• "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" (Infinity Ward/Activision)
• "Control" (Remedy/505)
• "Death Stranding" (Kojima Productions/SIE)
• "Gears 5" (The Coalition/Xbox Game Studios)
• "Resident Evil 2" (Capcom)
• "Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" (From Software/Activision)

"Gears 5"

(Xbox Game Studios)

Best Performance

• Ashly Burch as Parvati Holcomb, "The Outer Worlds"
• Courtney Hope as Jesse Faden, "Control"
• Laura Bailey as Kait Diaz, "Gears 5"
• Mads Mikkelsen as Cliff, "Death Stranding"
• Matthew Porretta as Dr. Casper Darling, "Control"
• Norman Reedus as Sam Porter Bridges, "Death Stranding"

"Concrete Genie"

Games for Impact

• "Concrete Genie" (Pixelopus/SIE)
• "Gris" (Nomada Studio/Devolver)
• "Kind Words" (Popcannibal)
• "Life is Strange 2" (Dontnod/Square Enix)
• "Sea of Solitude" (Jo-Mei Games/EA)

(Apex Legends)

Best Ongoing Game

• "Apex Legends" (Respawn)
• "Destiny 2" (Bungie)
• "Final Fantasy XIV" (Square Enix)
• "Fortnite" (Epic Games)
• "Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege" (Ubisoft Montreal/Ubisoft)

"Outer Wilds"

(Annapurna Interactive)

Best Independent Game

• "Baba Is You" (Hempuli)
• "Disco Elysium" (ZA/UM)
• "Katana ZERO" (Askiisoft/Devoler)
• "Outer Wilds" (Mobius Digital/Annapurna)
• "Untitled Goose Game" (House House/Panic)

"Sayonara Wild Hearts"

(Annapurna)

Best Mobile Game

• "Call of Duty: Mobile" (TiMi Studios/Activision)
• "GRINDSTONE" (Capybara Games)
• "Sayonara Wild Hearts" (Simogo/Annapurna)
• "Sky: Children of Light" (Thatgamecompany)
• "What the Golf?" (Tribland)

"Fortnite"

(Epic Games)

Best Community Support

• "Apex Legends" (Respawn/EA)
• "Destiny 2" (Bungie)
• "Final Fantasy XIV" (Square Enix)
• "Fortnite "(Epic Games)
• "Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege" (Ubisoft Montreal/Ubisoft)

(Squanch Games)

Best VR/AR Game

• "Asgard's Wrath" (Sanzaru Games/Oculus Studios)
• "Blood Truth" (SIE London Studio/SIE)
• "Beat Saber" (Beat Games)
• "No Man's Sky" (Hello Games)
• "Trover Saves the Universe" (Squanch Games)

"Devil May Cry 5"

(Capcom)

Best Action Game

• "Apex Legends" (Respawn/EA)
• "Astral Chain" (Platinum Games/Nintendo)
• "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" (Infinity Ward/Activision)
• "Devil May Cry 5" (Capcom/Capcom)
• "Gears 5" (The Coalition/Xbox Game Studios)
• "Metro Exodus" (4A Games/Deep Silver)

"Borderlands 3"

(Gearbox Software)

Best Action/Adventure Game

• "Borderlands 3" (Gearbox/2K)
• "Control" (Remedy/505 Games)
• "Death Stranding" (Kojima Productions/SIE)
• "Resident Evil 2" (Capcom)
• "The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening" (Grezzo/Nintendo)
• "Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" (From Software/Activision)

(Disney/Square Enix)

Best Roleplaying Game

• "Disco Elysium" (ZA/UM)
• "Final Fantasy XIV" (Square Enix)
• "Kingdom Hearts III" (Square Enix)
• "Monster Hunter World: Iceborne" (Capcom)
• "The Outer Worlds" (Obsidian/Private Division)

"Mortal Kombat 11"

(NetherRealm Studios)

Best Fighting Game

• "Dead or Alive 6" (Team Ninja/Koei Tecmo)
• "Jump Force" (Spike Chunsoft/Bandai Namco)
• "Mortal Kombat 11" (NetherRealm/WBIE)
• "Samurai Showdown" (SNK/Athlon)
• "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate" (Bandai Namco/Sora/Nintendo)

"Super Smash Bros. Ultimate"

(Nintendo)

Best Family Game

• "Luigi's Mansion 3" (Next Level Games/Nintendo)
• "Ring Fit Adventure" (Nintendo EPD/Nintendo)
• "Super Mario Maker 2" (Nintendo EPD/Nintendo)
• "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate" (Bandai Namco/Sora/Nintendo)
• "Yoshi's Crafted World" (Good-Feel/Nintendo)

"Fire Emblem: Three Houses"

(Nintendo)

Best Strategy Game

• "Age of Wonders: Planetfall" (Triumph Studios/Paradox)
• "Anno 1800" (Blue Byte/Ubisoft)
• "Fire Emblem: Three Houses" (Intelligent Systems/Koei Tecmo/Nintendo)
• "Total War: Three Kingdoms" (Creative Assembly/Sega)
• "Tropico 6" (Limbic Entertainment/Kalypso Media)
• "Wargroove" (Chucklefish)

"Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled"

(Activision)

Best Sports/Racing Game

• Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled" (Beenox/Activision)
• "DiRT Rally 2.0" (Codemasters)
• "eFootball Pro Evolution Soccer 2020" (PES Productions/Konami)
• "F1 2019" (Codemasters)
• "FIFA 20" (EA Sports)

"Tom Clancy's The Division 2"

(Ubisoft)

Best Multiplayer Game

• "Apex Legends" (Respawn/EA)
• "Borderlands 3" (Gearbox/2K)
• "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" (Infinity Ward/Activision)
• "Tetris 99" (Arika/Nintendo)
• "Tom Clancy's The Division 2" (Massive Entertainment/Ubisoft)

(Blizzard Entertainment)

Best Esports Game

• "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" (Valve)
• "DOTA2" (Valve)
• "Fortnite" (Epic Games)
• "League of Legends" (Riot Games)
• "Overwatch" (Blizzard)

Best Esports Player

• Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf (Immortals, Fortnite)
• Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok (SK Telecom, League of Legends)
• Luka "Perkz" Perkovic

Content Creator of the Year

• Courage — Jack Dunlop
• Dr. Lupo — Benjamin Lupo
• Ewok — Soleil Wheeler
• Grefg — David Martínez
• Shroud — Michael Grzesiek

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