The Game Awards 2015 was held tonight, and the show was generally a success- whether it be for the quality of game reveals, or some segments that really celebrated the game industry, or even the first public acknowledgement of something that had so far only been speculated at, it was generally a good, fun showing all around.

That said, the most important part of an awards show is, you know, the awards. And on that count, The Game Awards 2015 really came through- although I still wish they would have more on stage awards than they did, I can hardly fault them for their choices.

Here’s the full list:

Jury Voted

Game of the Year: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Developer of the Year: CD Projekt Red

Best Independent Game: Rocket League

Best Narrative: Her Story

Best Score/Soundtrack: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain

Best Performance: Viva Seifert (Her Story)

Games for Change: Life Is Strange (Dontnod/quare Enix)

Best Shooter: Splatoon

Best Action/Adventure: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain

Best Role Playing Game: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Best Family Game: Super Mario Maker

Best Sports/Racing Game: Rocket League

Best Multiplayer: Splatoon

Best Art Direction: Ori and the Blind Forest

Fan’s Choice

Most Anticipated Game: No Man’s Sky

eSports Game of the Year: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

eSports Team of the Year: Optic Gaming

eSports Player of the Year: Kenny “KennyS” Schrub

Best Fan Creation: Portal Stories – Mel

Trending Gamer: Greg Miller

The Witcher 3 swept the awards, which I am pretty happy about. It really was the best game of the year.