Die Gewinner der diesjährigen gamescom awards stehen fest. Nintendos "Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" gewinnt die Jury-Kategorie als bestes Spiel der Show. Das Publikum votierte hingegen für EAs "Battlefield 1"

Sie sind die Gewinner aus über 200 Einreichungen. Am Freitag wurden auf der social media stage der gamescom die gamescom awards 2016 verliehen. Als bestes Spiel der Show überzeute dabei Nintendos "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" die Jury. Die verlieh weitere Preise unter anderem an PlayStation VR als beste Hardware, an "Little Nightmares" als bestes Indie-Spiel und an 2Ks "Mafia III" für den besten Messestand. Beim Publikumspreis überzeugte hingegen Electronic Arts Shooter "Battlefield 1".

Alle Preisträger im Überblick:

Best Add-on/DLC: "Destiny: Rise of Iron" (Activision Blizzard) Best Preview/Vision: "Horizon - Zero Dawn" (Sony) Best Booth: "Mafia III" (2K) Best Console Game Sony Playstation 4: "For Honor" (Ubisoft) Best Console Game Microsoft Xbox One: "Sea of Thieves" (Microsoft) Best Console Game Nintendo WiiU: "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" (Nintendo) Best PC Game: "For Honor" (Ubisoft) Best Mobile Game: "Mario Party Star Rush" (Nintendo) Best Role Playing Game: "Final Fantasy XV" (Square Enix) Best Racing Game: "Forza Horizon 3" (Microsoft) Best Action Game: "Battlefield 1" (Electronic Arts) Best Simulation Game: "NBA 2K17" (2K) Best Sports Game: "Steep" (Ubisoft) Best Family Game: "Skylanders Imaginators" (Activision) Best Strategy Game: "Sid Meier's Civilization VI" (2K) Best Puzzle / Skill Game: "Dragon Quest Builders" (Square Enix) Best Social / Online Game: "GWENT: The Witcher Card Game" (CD Projekt Red) Best Casual Game: "Battlezone" (Rebellion) Best Multiplayer Game: "Sea of Thieves" (Microsoft) Best Virtual Reality Game: "Wilson's Heart" (Twisted Pixel) Best Hardware:: "PlayStation VR" (Sony) gamescom Indie award: "Little Nightmares" (Bandai Namco) Consumer award: "Battlefield 1" (Electronic Arts) Best of gamescom: "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" (Nintendo)

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Stephan Steininger is Director of Operations and Editor-in-Chief of GamesMarket. As part of the magazine since its inception in 2001, he knows the GSA games industry by heart.