Over the month of January we asked you to vote for your favourite games of 2020 while giving away some cool loot and here are our results.

OMG and Community Games of the Year Results Part 8

OMG – Best New IP (Intellectual Property)

Ghost of Tsushima – PS4

Overall Ghost of Tsushima is a masterstroke of art, gameplay and open world exploration. This is a game to be savoured like a fine wine aged to perfection. Do not rush through this, as there is so much to see on this island of Tsushima. The story is perfectly placed and toned throughout as the Samurai who becomes a hero of the island and like Jin, this game is a legend. Sucker Punch should be extremely proud of this PS4 exclusive. This is how you end a generation with a game that hits it for six from every possible angle. Click here for our full review.

Community – Best New IP (Intellectual Property)

Cyberpunk 2077 – PS5 and Xbox Series X|S

Cyberpunk’s story, exceptional side-missions, eccentric NPCs, gunplay and outstanding location has me enthralled and it is one of those titles that I look forward to sitting down to become V to continue my journey with taking on Night City. For our full review in progress, click here.

OMG – Best Horror

The Dark Pictures: Little Hope – PS4 and Xbox One

Little Hope expands upon what Supermassive Games tried to do with Man of Medan and largely succeeds. The six to seven hour narrative allows for some deep thinking about what is happening and what may occur later. While secrets and quick time event play is still crucial to making the correct choices they have allowed for special traits for each character to be unlocked which are imperative at the end. Combine this with great storytelling and an excellent ending with twists and turns along the way and we have a fantastic second entry into the Dark Pictures Anthology. Click here for our full review.

Community – Best Horror

Amnesia: Rebirth – PS4

OMG – Most Disappointing Title

Community – Most Disappointing Title

Marvel’s Avengers – PS4 and Xbox One

After 12 years of The Avengers dealing with the likes of Hydra, Ultron and Thanos, it was a logical choice to differentiate between the MCU and what could be the beginning of a new Marvel Gaming Universe. With a story that touches onto topics such as loss, betrayal, self-doubt, growing up as well as realising your inner potential and taking responsibilities for ones actions, Marvel’s Avengers has a narrative that we can all relate too in some way. At the end of the day, powers or no powers, that’s what Marvel Comics has always strived to achieve over the last 80 years. Click here for our full review.

Marvel’s Avengers Winner

Congratulations to Greg P  on winning a copy of Marvel’s Avengers on Xbox One and Series X|S. We appreciate everyone that voted and support our Game of the Year month.

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