The Game Awards 2021, the most prominent felicitation event in the gaming industry, often described as the Oscars for video games, took place on December 9 at the Microsoft Theater, Los Angeles. Hosted by Geoff Keighley, it crowned the biggest achievements in gaming, from the best Ongoing Game to the Most Anticipated Game to the most coveted title of Game of the Year.After a lengthy nomination and voting process featuring critics and players, the Game Awards 2021 crowned the best nominees in each category. Let’s take a look at all the winners.The Game Awards 2021: Winners in all categoriesAside from numerous notable announcements and reveals, ranging from a Final Fantasy VII Remake heading to PC to Alan Wake II, The Game Awards 2021 crowned titles and personalities across thirty different categories.The Game Awards@thegameawardsThe moment you’ve all been waiting for, Game of The Year! A massive congratulations to It Takes Two @hazelightgames + @ea + @josef_fares for your big win! #TheGameAwards9:41 AM · Dec 10, 202186932167The moment you’ve all been waiting for, Game of The Year! A massive congratulations to It Takes Two @hazelightgames + @ea + @josef_fares for your big win! #TheGameAwards https://t.co/3o2kGm8qHmCategories and winners at The Game Awards 2021 are:Game of the Year - It Takes TwoBest Game Direction - DeathloopBest Ongoing Game - Final Fantasy XIVBest Independent Game - Kena Bridge of SpritBest Debut Indie Game - Kena Bridge of SpritBest Narrative Game - Marvel’s Guardians of the GalaxyBest Art Direction - DeathloopBest Score and Music - Keiichi Okabe (Nier Replicant ver 1.22474487139)Best Audio Design - Forza Horizon 5Best Performance - Maggie Robertson as Lady Dimitrescu, Resident Evil VillageGames for Impact - Life is Strange: True ColorsBest Community Support - Final Fantasy XIVBest Mobile Game - Genshin ImpactBest VR/AR Game - Resident Evil 4Best Action Game - ReturnalBest Action/Adventure Game - Metroid DreadBest Role-Playing Game - Tales of AriseBest Fighting Game - Guilty Gear StriveBest Family Game - It takes TwoBest Sports/Racing Game -Best Sim/Strategy Game - Age of Empire IVBest Multiplayer Game - It Takes TwoMost Anticipated Game - Elden RingInnovation in Accessibility - Forza Horizon 5Content Creator of the Year - DreamBest Esports Game - League of LegendsBest Esports Athlete - Oleksandr “s1mple” KostylievBest Esports Team - Natus Vincere (CS: GO)Best Esports Coach - Kim “kkOma” Jeong-gyunBest Esports Event - 2021 League of Legends World ChampionshipFans can rewatch The Game Awards 2021 on social media channels, as well as keep an eye on Sportskeeda for all updates.