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 GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Moonface -  Dec 8th, 2023
 
 With the year coming to a close and a lot of outlets putting out their Game of the Year lists (plus The Game Awards airing tonight), I guess it's a suitable time to make this megathread to serve for talking about any of the following:
 Your personal favourite games of 2023.
Any game of the year lists/winners from whatever outlets do them.
Anything else reflecting on this year in gaming in general, whether it be how the overall year was, a particular thing that happened, etc. I figure since the first two points are reflections of the year overall that this point can be included here rather than making a separate thread for it.
 I'll try to use this first post as a general collection of notable things for easy searching, such as links to various GotY lists and whatnot.
 
 Award Winners
 Anything in this list is a game that was listed as the top game within some form of GotY list, whether it be overall or within a particular category. Each game will have its awards won listed beneath it along with the awarding party as a quick way to see what outlets awarded what game what awards. Games will be listed in alphabetical order for now:
 Alan Wake IIGolden Joysticks | Critic's Choice Award
The Game Awards | Best Narrative, Best Art Direction, Best Game Direction
Time | Game of the Year
 
Armored Core VI: Fires of RubiconThe Game Awards | Best Action Game
 
Baldur's Gate 3GamesRadar | Game of the Year
GameSpot | Game of the Year
Golden Joysticks | Best Storytelling, Best Visual Design, Best Game Community, PC Game of the Year, Ultimate Game of the Year
The Game Awards | Best Community Support, Best RPG, Best Multiplayer, Players Voice Award, Game of the Year
 
Cocoon (Geometric Interactive)Golden Joysticks | Breakthrough Award
The Game Awards | Best Debut Indie Game
 
Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom LibertyGolden Joysticks | Best Game Expansion, Best Game Trailer
The Game Awards | Best Ongoing Game
 
Final Fantasy XVIGolden Joysticks | Best Audio
The Game Awards | Best Score & Music
 
Forza MotorsportThe Game Awards | Innovation in Accessibility, Best Sports/Racing Game
 
Hello Kitty Island AdventureApple | Arcade Game of the Year
 
Hi-Fi RushThe Game Awards | Best Audio Design
 
Honkai: Star RailApple | iPhone Game of the Year
The Game Awards | Best Mobile Game
 
Horizon Call of the MountainGolden Joysticks | Best VR Game
 
Larian StudiosGolden Joysticks | Studio of the Year
 
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the KingdomGolden Joysticks | Nintendo Game of the Year
Polygon | Game of the Year
The Game Awards | Best Action/Adventure Game
 
Lies of PApple | Mac Game of the Year
 
Lost in PlayApple | iPad Game of the Year
 
Mortal Kombat 1Golden Joysticks | Best Multiplayer Game
 
Pikmin 4The Game Awards | Best Sim/Strategy Game
 
PSVR 2Golden Joysticks | Best Gaming Hardware
 
Resident Evil 4 RemakeGolden Joysticks | PlayStation Game of the Year
 
Resident Evil Village VR ModeThe Game Awards | Best VR/AR Game
 
Sea of StarsGolden Joysticks | Best Indie Game
The Game Awards | Best Independent Game
 
StarfieldGolden Joysticks | Xbox Game of the Year
 
Street Fighter 6The Game Awards | Best Fighting Game
 
Super Mario Bros. WonderThe Game Awards | Best Family Game
 
TchiaThe Game Awards | Games for Impact
 
ValorantGolden Joysticks | Best Streaming Game
 Game of the Year Lists
 Gaming in 2023 Articles
Platform Round-Ups
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Moonface -  Dec 8th, 2023
 
 The Game Awards 2023 | Summary
 Here's everything that got shown at tonight's The Game Awards ceremony, split into announcements and winners (except e-sports stuff because really who cares?):
 
 Winners
 
 Best Family Game - Super Mario Bros. Wonder
Innovation in Accessibility - Forza Motorsport
Best Performance - Neil Newbon (Baldur's Gate 3)
Best Narrative - Alan Wake II
Best Debut Indie Game - Cocoon
Best Action Game - Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon
Best Art Direction - Alan Wake II
Best VR/AR - Resident Evil Village VR Mode
Best Mobile Game - Honkai: Star Rail
Best Audio Design - Hi-Fi Rush
Games For Impact - Tchia
Best Score & Music - Final Fantasy XVI
Best Independent Game - Sea of Stars
Best Community Support - Baldur's Gate 3
Best Fighting Game - Street Fighter 6
Most Anticipated Game - Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
Best Ongoing Game - Cyberpunk 2077
Best Adaptation - The Last of Us (TV Show)
Best Action/Adventure Game - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Best RPG - Baldur's Gate 3
Best Sim/Strategy Game - Pikmin 4
Best Sports/Racing Game - Forza Motorsport
Best Multiplayer - Baldur's Gate 3
Players Voice Award - Baldur's Gate 3
Best Game Direction - Alan Wake II
Game of the Year - Baldur's Gate 3
 Announcements
 
 Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake | TrailerRelease Date: February 28, 2024
 
 
Pony Island 2: Panda Circus | TrailerFrom the creator of Inscryption.
 Release Date: 2025
 
 
The Rise of the Golden Idol | TrailerRelease Date: N/A
 
 
Usual June | TrailerNew game from Finji.
 Release Date: 2025
 
 
Arknights Endfield | TrailerRelease Date: N/A
 
 
The Matchless Kung-FuRelease Date: N/A
 
 
Warhammer 40,000: Rogue TraderRelease Date: Out Now
 
 
Assassin's Creed Nexus VR | TrailerMeta Quest game from Ubisoft.
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
Harmonium: The Musical | TrailerA musical game featuring a deaf girl as the lead character.
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
Windblown | TrailerFrom the creators of Dead Cells.
 Release Date: 2024 (Early Access)
 
 
Thrasher | TrailerFrom the artist and composer of Thumper.
 Release Date: 2024
 
 
Dave the Diver: DredgeCollaboration between Dave the Diver and Dredge.
 Release Date: December 15, 2023
 
 
World of Goo 2 | TrailerRelease Date: 2024
 
 
Metaphor: ReFantazio | TrailerRelease Date: N/A
 
 
Exodus | TrailerRelease Date: N/A
 
 
God of War Ragnarok: Valhalla | TrailerGod of War Ragnarok DLC. Will be free.
 Release Date: December 12, 2023
 
 
Big Walk | TrailerFrom the makers of Untitled Goose Game.
 Release Date: 2025
 
 
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown | TrailerFree demo available (didn't catch when).
 Release Date: January 14, 2024
 
 
Senua's Saga: Hellblade II | TrailerRelease Date: 2024
 
 
Kemuri | TrailerAkumi Nakamura's new game.
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
No Rest For The Wicked | TrailerFrom developer Moon Studios (Ori series). Learn more on March 1, 2024.
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
Multiple Sega Games in Development... | TrailerTake any existing Sega IP and give it a new game, and it was probably in here...
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero | TrailerRelease Date: N/A
 
 
The Casting of Frank Stone | TrailerA cinematic horror experience from the world of Dead by Daylight.
 Release Date: 2024
 
 
Visions of Mana | TrailerRelease Date: 2024
 
 
Rise of the Ronin | TrailerRelease Date: March 22, 2024
 
 
OD | TrailerNew Kojima game. Check back in a couple of years for any clue what this game is.
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
Jurassic Park: Survival | TrailerFirst person survival (horror?) game.
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
Fortnite: Rocket RacingA new racing mode coming to Fortnite from Psyonix, the developers behind Rocket League.
 Release Date: December 8, 2023
 
 
Black Myth: Wukong | TrailerRelease Date: August 20, 2024
 
 
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League | TrailerRelease Date: February 2, 2024
 
 
Warframe: Whispers in the WallsRelease Date: December 13, 2023
 
 
Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden | TrailerRelease Date: February 13, 2024
 
 
Ready or Not | TrailerRelease Date: December 13, 2023 (Version 1.0)
 
 
Tales of Kenzera: ZAU | TrailerRelease Date: April 23, 2024
 
 
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage | TrailerFrom the team behind Life Is Strange.
 Release Date: Late 2024
 
 
The First Berserker: Khazan | TrailerRelease Date: N/A
 
 
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth | PerformanceLive stage performance of the (main?) song from the game.
 Release Date: February 29, 2024
 
 
Apex Legends x Final FantasyFinal Fantasy VII Rebirth content is coming to Apex Legends.
 Release Date: January 9, 2024
 
 
Honkai: Star RailNew location revealed? Not sure what was actually shown.
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
Skull & BonesBack from the depths of Davey Jones' locker! Upcoming closed beta on December 15.
 Release Date: February 16, 2024
 
 
Marvel's Blade | TrailerIn development by Arkane Lyon. Third person, not first person.
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
Last Sentinel | TrailerAAA futuristic open world game from new development studio Lightspeed.
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
The First Descendent | TrailerRelease Date: Summer 2024
 
 
Zenless Zone Zero | TrailerRelease Date: 2024
 
 
Mecha Break | TrailerRelease Date: N/A
 
 
GTFO: The Final ChapterFree weekend on Steam for GTFO.
 Release Date: N/A (Expansion)
 
 
Den of Wolves | TrailerRelease Date: N/A
 
 
Exoborne | TrailerRelease Date: N/A
 
 
Asgard's Wrath IIRelease Date: December 15, 2023
 
 
Light No Fire | TrailerNew game from the developer of No Man's Sky.
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
Stormgate | TrailerRelease Date: Summer 2024 (Steam Early Access)
 
 
Guilty Gear Strive | TrailerNew game mode and character announced.
 Release Date: N/A
 
 
Final Fantasy XVI: Echoes of the Fallen + The Rising Tide | Trailer + Discussion ThreadThe story of Final Fantasy XVI returns with new chapters.
 Release Date: Available Now (EotF) / Spring 2024 (TRT)
 
 
The Finals | TrailerRelease Date: Available Now
 
 
Monster Hunter Wilds | TrailerRelease Date: 2025
 
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Dragon Lord -  Dec 8th, 2023
 
 What a complete waste of three hours. The only thing in this show that was even worth the time was the announcement of a brand new non-mobile Mana game. Rise of the Ronin looked cool, but I need to see a lot more before I can give it the "not a waste of time" seal of approval.
 
 Lies of P got robbed.
 
 I knew BG3 would take home a bunch of awards. Boring and bland is Western media's bread and butter.
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Mr EliteL -  Dec 8th, 2023
 
 Boo at mostly boredom. Nah I'm just fine with it as I got to miss it live and slept instead. Also boo for nothing from Tekken 8, guess Harada was there just in case T8 won Most Anticipated but fat chance as it was up against Rebirth. As I played Trials of Mana on Switch I'm slightly interested in the new Mana game, but that's about it for the announcements for me personally.
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Moonface -  Dec 9th, 2023
 
 Overall I think TGA was okay, but taking time to reflect on it it had some glaring issues in terms of presentation:
 I think the cutting people short on stage was the most egregious thing of the whole show, and it's something a ton of people noticed and have been talking about before the show even ended. Geoff then thought this would be a good idea of a tweet to post:Every award presenter had more time on stage to talk than the actual winner had. Almost no one who went on stage to receive an award got longer than 30 seconds and were getting a "Wrap It Up" prompt on the teleprompter before 30s would even hit, and is why music would be heard playing while someone was still trying to talk or why speeches would wrap things up in an abrupt way.
Yet again Geoff has to jerk off Kojima and dedicate far too much time to a project he's cooking up where we learn and see nothing. That time should have been given to award winners so they can actually get a decent amount of time to say their piece.
I know awards are like a footnote for this show, but there were a few times where the show would make a particular thing seem really important, i.e. Geoff emphasizing how important indie devs are to the industry, only for an award related to that thing be given in a rapid fire segment of multiple category winners. I'd rather the rapid fire stuff only be done for categories where the winner has already won an earlier category and so they don't need to bother with a speech or necessarily drawing that winner announcement out because at least then it makes some sense for spending less time on repeat winner awards and giving that time to other things in the show that matter (not Kojima).
 It was going well in the first half until he threw out the claim no one was cutoff when evidence exists showing the opposite. Maybe the music being played so soon was toned down as the show progressed but the teleprompter was still telling people to wrap it up at the 30s mark.
 
 Interestingly I saw this breakdown of how much time was spent on each part of TGA, and it's a pretty shit picture:
 
 Total Cumulative Times for TGA 2023
 Source: https://vxtwitter.com/_HayleyElise/status/1733124669421809918Winner’s speeches: 10 min
Musical numbers: 13.5 min
Award presenters: 26.5 min
Other presenters: 42.5 min
Trailers/ads: 1 hr 28 min
 
 Trailers being so high is whatever, it's a given they'll take up considerably more time just because of how long the average trailer is even if the number of trailers was halved. "Other presenters" is classified as anyone who was speaking on stage to promote something (usually seen before/after a game trailer), which I can't believe is as high as it is seeing the number because the award presenters taking a lot of time was more noticeable to me.
 
 
 Show aside, I liked a good number of the games shown, even if some were just cinematics which I dislike but I liked the concept being pitched to be interested to keep an eye out for gameplay footage down the road:
 Windblown
Dave the Diver: Dredge
World of Goo 2
God of War Ragnarok: Valhalla
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown
Kemuri
All of those Sega remakes was sick just from how unexpected that was to see so many old IP getting new life
Jurassic Park: Survival
Tales of Kenzera: ZAU
The First Berserker: Khazan
Marvel's Blade
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Dragon Lord -  Dec 10th, 2023
 
 
  (Dec 9th, 2023, 10:56 PM)Moonface Wrote:  Yet again Geoff has to jerk off Kojima and dedicate far too much time to a project he's cooking up where we learn and see nothing. That time should have been given to award winners so they can actually get a decent amount of time to say their piece.
 Yeah, this was something that annoyed me as well. Like bro, there are kids watching this show, you can't just get on your knees and start sucking off your butt buddy right in the middle of the stage. Of all of the game developers in the world to be creepily obsessed with, why one of the most absurdly overrated ones?
 
 I agree about time management. Way too much time is given to celebs that don't even matter to the gaming world. Like whoever the hell that dude was that got to announced the winner of Game of the Year. Literal who?
 
 Might as well just given a 30 minute slot for Todd Howard to go up on stage and tell everybody why they're wrong about Starflop and why it's actually a really great game and people are just playing it wrong (aka what Bethesda was doing in replies to Steam reviews KEKW).
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Moonface -  Dec 11th, 2023
 
 I don't find Kojima overrated myself (I think the way people like Geoff Keighley act around him is what actually hurts his reputation the most) but it wouldn't matter to me who it was up on that stage. No one should be getting that much time on stage at The Game Awards to advertise a game regardless of what state that game is in. Geoff has Summer Game Fest, put that stuff there and not here where award winners should be the ones getting the most time to talk on stage.
 
 Celebrities being used to present awards who have no ties to gaming continues to baffle me too. I doubt these celebrities are paying to be there, and gaming doesn't need them to appear "legit" when it's such a massive medium now. I'd get it if this was the 90's or early 2000's when gaming wasn't seen the way it is now but not in 2023. If I could remember or be bothered to look it up I'd compare how many celebrities showed up to Summer Game Fest this year but I'm sure I wouldn't be incorrect to guess it probably isn't even half as many as what show up to The Game Awards every year.
   
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Moonface -  Dec 11th, 2023
 
 Google Unveils the Top 10 Searched Games in 2023
 I don't know if they do this every year since I've never heard of this until today, but Google have unveiled the top 10 searched games for 2023 (along with other top searches): https://trends.google.com/trends/yis/2023/GLOBAL/?hl=en-US
 
 Global
 
 United StatesHogwarts Legacy
The Last of Us
Connections
Battlegrounds Mobile India
Starfield
Baldur's Gate 3
Suika Game
Diablo IV
Atomic Heart
Sons of the Forest
 
 JapanHogwarts Legacy
Connections
Baldur's Gate 3
Starfield
Diablo IV
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Atomic Heart
Dead Island 2
Sons of the Forest
Mortal Kombat 1
 
 Most other countries don't seem to have lists, which is a shame. They could've at least done a list for Europe as a whole if they don't want to break down every single country.Suika Game
Hogwarts Legacy
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Pokémon Sleep
Honkai: Star Rail
Blue Protocol
Final Fantasy XVI
Kanji GO
Biohazard: Resident Evil 4
Diablo IV
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Dragon Lord -  Dec 12th, 2023
 
 I was surprised previously to find out that Harry Potter is extremely popular in Asia (found this out when I saw an article talking about how well Hogwarts Legacy was selling in Japan), so knowing that now, I'm not surprised it managed to be the #2 thing looked up in Japan after funny fruit game.
 
 Seeing it #1 in USA and Global just makes me laugh because of all the cancel campaigns and harassment that people who didn't want the game to succeed just made people look into the game more and more and caused more people to buy it. Even the watered down Switch version has been selling like hotcakes (became the #3 best selling Switch game in like two or three days after releasing). I really look forward to seeing what the updated sales figures will be for the game if they end up releasing any for the Switch version.
 
 Though it does make it more of a shame that Keighley and TGA didn't have the balls to include it for any awards. I knew they wouldn't, but had some slight hope that they might actually care more about celebrating all games and not letting the fear of Twitter omitted slur* decide what games get included. Definitely should have been in there for best music at the very least, as the game has a very lovely soundtrack.
 
 *Moderator note: please refrain from using ableist slurs, thank you.
 
 
 RE: General Game Chat - Dragon Lord -  Dec 12th, 2023
 
 So the 2023 wrap-ups for PlayStation are live now, here's my stats according to it:
 
 
 15 games played - Genshin Impact was the first
 Most time played: Genshin Impact (173 hours), Hogwarts Legacy (116 hours), Ghost of Tsushima (110 hours), Honkai Star Rail (105 hours), Lies of P (74 hours)
 
 Gaming style: Thrill Seeker - You spent 74% of your game time on the edge of your seat, following your goal no matter the odds. (HUH?!?!?!)
 
 Top game for each month:
 
 January - Ghost of Tsushima
 February - Hogwarts Legacy
 March - Hogwarts Legacy
 April - ANNO: Mutationem
 May: Afterimage
 June: Trinity Trigger
 July: Genshin Impact
 August: Genshin Impact
 September: Lies of P
 October: Lords of the Fallen
 November: Honkai Star Rail
 December: Genshin Impact
 
 934 hours played - 80.82% on PS5, 19.18% on PS4
 
 Favorite DualSense controller: Black (lul that they track this)
 
 412 trophies earned (8 Platinum, 27 Gold, 115 Silver, 262 Bronze)
 
 Trophy level went from 461 ---> 471
 
 Your social life: Lone Wolf (waow telling me I have no friends)
 
 Interesting fact: I actually got 9 Platinum Trophies this year, with one of them being Salt & Sanctuary on the Vita. Looks like the wrap-ups don't take those into consideration any more despite it being visible on my trophy list. It might have been this way last year too, but I don't think I got any Vita Platinums in 2022... wonder if PS3 games are also ignored for this now.
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Moonface -  Dec 13th, 2023
 
 Comments I saw about Hogwarts Legacy not being included mostly shared the sentiment that from a gameplay perspective it wasn't strong enough to get a nomination on that front (apparently it just gets rather repetitive with the puzzle and mission design?) but was strong enough to get into things like Art Direction, which even I would agree with. The game has a lot of areas in it that have never been visually represented in any Harry Potter media before and it did a very good job at bringing those spaces to life.
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Moonface -  Dec 13th, 2023
 
 PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up is Live
 Starting today until January 12, 2024 players on PS4 and PS5 can access and share their PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up experience.
 
 The PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up summarizes your achievements for the year, such as top games played, trophies earned, a breakdown of your monthly gaming stats, along with your personalized gaming style. Your 2023 Wrap-Up experiences will continue to update through the end of 2023, so be sure to check back again by January 12 for your full year summary.
 
 PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up
 
 Full details on some of other features available in this year's Wrap-Up can be found on the PlayStation Blog.
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Dragon Lord -  Dec 13th, 2023
 
 
  (Dec 13th, 2023, 01:16 AM)Moonface Wrote:  Comments I saw about Hogwarts Legacy not being included mostly shared the sentiment that from a gameplay perspective it wasn't strong enough to get a nomination on that front (apparently it just gets rather repetitive with the puzzle and mission design?) but was strong enough to get into things like Art Direction, which even I would agree with. The game has a lot of areas in it that have never been visually represented in any Harry Potter media before and it did a very good job at bringing those spaces to life. The puzzles definitely did get repetitive, which was one of my biggest criticisms of the game, though I couldn't hold it against the game too much because every Western open-world game is a gigantic pot of repetitiveness. Even the almighty Skyrim is just a world filled with the same caves with the same enemies and the same puzzles. It was something I heavily criticized in HL, it's something I've heavily criticized in Skyrim, Elden Ring, Ghost of Tsushima -- every open world game. It's something I will continue to heavily criticize until the day a developer decides they're going to make an open world game with actual variety in it and very little recycling. It's one of the reason why I greatly dislike Open World games for the most part. It's the reason why despite Elden Ring having really good combat mechanics, it'll never reach the levels of Bloodborne, Dark Souls or Demon's Souls to me -- because the world is just too empty and boring to explore 90% of the time. Where was the worlds of those three games are extremely interesting with some really amazing level design that just leave you wanting more.
 
 If they make a Hogwarts Legacy 2, I really hope they take some time to put a lot of variety into it. With the HP world and all the different spells, there are endless puzzles they could come up with that could bring a lot of fun and enjoyment to fully exploring the entire game world. They just need to be willing to actually put that kind of effort into the game.
 
 As for the PlayStation wrap-up, I previously posted mine in the General Game Chat topic if anyone is interested in seeing it.
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Moonface -  Dec 13th, 2023
 
 Just opened up my PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up and reading it as a write this post:
 
 Games Played: 7
 First Game of 2023: God of War Ragnarök (01/02/2023)
 Top 5 Games:
 
 Gaming Style: Role Player - You spent 40% of your game time levelling up, completing fetch quests, and saving the world once again!Elden Ring (PS5) - 172 hours played / 40 trophies earned / 40% playtime ratio
Horizon Forbidden West (PS5) - 150 hours played / 59 trophies earned / 35% playtime ratio
Lies of P (PS5) - 51 hours played / 38 trophies earned / 12% playtime ratio
Resident Evil 4 Remake (PS5) - 32 hours played / 20 trophies earned / 7% playtime ratio
God of War Ragnarök (PS5) - 10 hours played / 3 trophies earned / 2% playtime ratio
 Gaming by Month:
 Total Hours Played: 421JanuaryTop Game: Elden Ring (PS5) - 92 hours
 Gaming Sessions: 46
 Hours Logged: 101
 Games Played: 2
 Trophies Earned: 21
 
FebruaryTop Game: Horizon Forbidden West (PS5) - 57 hours
 Gaming Sessions: 31
 Hours Logged: 85
 Games Played: 2
 Trophies Earned: 32
 
MarchTop Game: Horizon Forbidden West (PS5) - 94 hours
 Gaming Sessions: 36
 Hours Logged: 94
 Games Played: 1
 Trophies Earned: 35
 
AprilTop Game: Resident Evil 4 Remake (PS5) - 32 hours
 Gaming Sessions: 14
 Hours Logged: 32
 Games Played: 1
 Trophies Earned: 20
 
MayTop Game: Kena: Bridge of Spirits (PS5) - 5 hours
 Gaming Sessions: 5
 Hours Logged: 5
 Games Played: 1
 Trophies Earned: 4
 
JuneN/A
 
JulyTop Game: Elden Ring (PS5) - 41 hours
 Gaming Sessions: 20
 Hours Logged: 41
 Games Played: 1
 Trophies Earned: 15
 
AugustTop Game: Elden Ring (PS5) - 11 hours
 Gaming Sessions: 9
 Hours Logged: 11
 Games Played: 1
 Trophies Earned: 1
 
SeptemberTop Game: Lies of P (PS5) - 14 hours
 Gaming Sessions: 13
 Hours Logged: 15
 Games Played: 3
 Trophies Earned: 13
 
OctoberTop Game: Lies of P (PS5) - 25 hours
 Gaming Sessions: 15
 Hours Logged: 25
 Games Played: 1
 Trophies Earned: 26
 
NovemberTop Game: Lies of P (PS5) - 12 hours
 Gaming Sessions: 12
 Hours Logged: 12
 Games Played: 1
 Trophies Earned: 0
 
DecemberN/A
 
 Trophies Earned: 167 - Platinum (1) / Gold (8) / Silver (40) / Bronze (118)
 Social Style: Lone Wolf - Sometimes all you need is a single player game and some good snacks.
 PlayStation Stars Collectibles Earned: 12 - Common (1) / Uncommon (8) / Rare (1) / Heroic (2)
 
 
 
 It did give me a code to redeem but for whatever reason it claims the code isn't valid.
 May and June being super low in hours logged is absolutely because Tears of the Kingdom came out and I spent all my time on my Switch during those months.
 December will likely be Lies of P again but I do plan to play the new God of War Ragnarök DLC that just dropped so that might actually overtake whatever my hours are in Lies of P for this month to become my top game for this month.
 
 
 RE: GotY/Gaming in 2023 Megathread - Mr EliteL -  Dec 13th, 2023
 
 Mine's going to be terribly boring because I don't think I touched another game unless it decides to count the Tekken 8 CNT/CBT but I barely touched the CBT. Ah, it doesn't but apparently I did play some of T7.
 
 Games Played: 2
 First Game: Genshin Impact
 
 1. Genshin Impact (733 hours played, 14 trophies earned, 99% or rather 99.86% ratio currently)
 2. Tekken 7 (1 hour played, 0 trophies, 1% ratio, or rather 0.14%)
 
 Game Style: Thrill Seeker - spent 99% of my time on the edge of my seat! (sure...)
 Favourite DualSense: White (well dang my poor Red one got overtaken, but why do I need to know this?)
 Social Style: Lone Wolf
 
 
 Wow, I played a lot of a single game this year!
January: 52 Sessions, 64 Hours Logged, 2 Trophies EarnedFebruary: 42 Sessions, 50 Hours, 0 Trophies
 March: 45 Sessions, 60 Hours
 April: 53 Sessions, 58 Hours
 May: 42 Sessions, 82 Hours
 June: 47 Sessions, 65 Hours
 July: 46 Sessions, 51 Hours + 1 Hour for Tekken 7
 August: 44 Sessions, 82 Hours, 6 Trophies
 September: 55 Sessions, 71 Hours
 October: 39 Sessions, 56 Hours
 November: 53 Sessions, 80 Hours, 6 Trophies
 December: Not Finalised
 Quick, I shall try and load the rest of my December with some other games to get in on the final month! (not...?)
 
 
 
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