The Game Awards 2024 start time, how to watch, and more

The Game Awards 2024 start time is just around the corner, and the gaming community is eagerly waiting to see what is in store for them. The occasion not only celebrates the best the industry has to offer this year but also plays host to game reveals, announcements, and world premiere trailers.

So, when and where should you tune in to catch The Game Awards 2024? Let's find out.

The Game Awards 2024 start time for major regions

The Game Awards 2024 takes place on December 12, 2024, from 4.30 pm PT / 7.30 pm ET. The accompanying countdown timer will help you keep a tab on when the event is due to start. The previous runtimes have been roughly around the three- to four-hour mark. It remains to be seen how long the 10th-anniversary edition is.

Looking for Crossword hints & solutions? Check out latest NYT Mini Crossword Answers, LA Times Crossword Answers, and Atlantic Crossword Answers

The TGA 2024 start time in major regions is as follows:

Time Zone	Reveal Time
Pacific Time	4.30 pm on December 12
Central Time	6.30 pm on December 12
Eastern Time	7.30 pm on December 12
UK Time	12.30 am on December 13
Central Europe Time	1.30 am on December 13
Indian Time	6 am on December 13
China Standard Time	8.30 am on December 13
Japan Time	9.30 am on December 13
Australian Time	11.30 am on December 13
New Zealand TIme	1.30 pm on December 13

How to watch The Game Awards 2024? Livestream details explored

The Game Awards 2024 can be caught live on streaming platforms like YouTube, Twitch, X, Facebook, Steam, and more. We have provided the relevant links for the TGA 2024 livestream below:

In TGA 2024, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Astro Bot are tied in the first spot with seven nominations. Metaphor: ReFantazio closely follows with six nominations, with Black Myth Wukong, Shadow of the Erdtree, Silent Hill 2, and Balatro having five nominations each. On the publisher front, Sony Interactive Entertainment has 15, and Square Enix is in tow with 11.

This year's TGA 2024 Game of the Year nominees include Astro Bot, Balatro, Black Myth Wukong, Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and Metaphor: ReFantazio.

About the author

Angshuman is an Assistant Content Manager, Gaming, at Sportskeeda with a specialized focus on Pokemon. While completing his Master's degree in English Literature, Angshuman's research topics primarily included the many facets of game studies. That, along with his love for the medium which he believes to be the pinnacle of storytelling, led him to become a writer in the genre.

Angshuman prefers both solo and multiplayer titles on PC and PS5. His love for gaming stemmed from playing Bounce and God of War on mobile phones, and on to Age of Empires and Zoo Tycoon on PC. If he ever wished to convert a gaming cynic into a admirer, he would recommend indie games because of their versatility and their ability to be unaffected by genre-stifling publisher expectations.

Angshuman has interviewed several indie game developers in his career, spoken at many conferences, and contributed to book chapters. In his capacity to create highly accurate content, he thoroughly researches a topic, tracks citations until he finds the original source, and ensures his content doesn't misrepresent, misquote, or appropriate information.

In his spare time, Angshuman enjoys story writing, shooting landscapes and short films, reading, and painting.

Know More

Are you stuck on today's Wordle? Our Wordle Solver will help you find the answer.

Edited by Rachel Syiemlieh