EDGE Magazine has honored Dishonored with its best game award, and it’s not a surprise since they award originality more. Dishonored came out earlier this year to some spectacular scores worldwide, of course not spectacular but the scores were really good and the game managed to sell more than Bethesda’s expectations.
Spelunky is an indie game, followed by XCOM: Enemy Unknown which we really loved as well. Trails: Evolution and Super Hexagon came at the fourth and fifth place respectively.
Journey won the best visual design and that’s not surprising since it was really good. Ubisoft won the publisher of the year, which again, was not a surprise considering they released Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry 3.
Arkane won the studio of the year for Dishonored and it’s something that is well deserved for created an original game. Beat Sneak Bandit won the award for the best audio design and having never played the game it has me intrigued.
Check out the full list below.
Best Game
1. Dishonored
2. Spelunky
3. XCOM: Enemy Unkown
4. Trials Evolution
5. Super Hexagon
6. Guild Wars 2
7. The Walking Dead
8. Borderlands 2
9. Journey
10. Far Cry 3Best Visual Design
1. Journey
2. Dishonored
3. FezBest Audio Design
1. Beat Sneak Bandit
2. Sound Shapes
3. DishonoredPublisher of the Year
1. Ubisoft
2. Wargaming
3. SonyStudio of the Year
1. Arkane
2. ArenaNet
3. Red LynxAlternative Awards
Saddest Dog Murder – Hotline Miami
Most Rewritten History – 007 Legends
Most Unorthodox Darwinism – Tokyo Jungle
Most Persistent Hero – Bryce Boltzman – NeverDead
Emptiest Promises – Peter Molyneux
Most Inspired Casting – Nolan North – Spec Ops: The Line
Sharpest Pitchforks – Mass Effect 3 fans
Most Delayed Gratification – Assassins Creed 3
Best Credit Sequence – Thirty Flights of Loving
Most Awkward Title – Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
Most Hastily Gathered Talent – 343 Industries
Most Undeserved F2P Cataclysm – Punch Quest
