The 2021 installment of The Game Awards took place tonight, and a slew of games have earned some grand accolades.

Taking home the highly coveted Game of the Year is It Takes Two, which also won for Best Multiplayer Game and Best Family Game. Forza Horizon 5, which saw over 10 million players within the game’s launch week, also left with three awards: Best Audio Design, Innovation in Accessibility, and Best Sports/Racing Game. Returnal, which many believed was snubbed out of the bigger awards, won for Best Action Game. Elden Ring made Game Awards history by being the first game to win for Most Anticipated Game twice; the game won the award last year.

The full list of winners can be seen below. If you missed the ceremony, you can watch it below on demand.

The Game Awards 2021 winners

Players Voice: Halo Infinite

Games For Impact: Life Is Strange: True Colors

Best Esports Player: Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyliev

Best Esports Team: Natus Vincere

Best Esports Coach: Kkoma

Best Esports Event: 2021 League of Legends World championship

Best Audio Design: Forza Horizon 5

Best Independent Game: Kena: Bridge of Spirits

Best Debut Indie Game: Kena: Bridge of Spirits

Best Performance: Maggie Robertson (Lady Dimitrescu – Resident Evil Village)

Best Action Game: Returnal

Best Art Direction: Deathloop

Best RPG: Tales of Arise

Best Score & Music: Nier Replicant ver 1.22474487139

Content Creator of the Year: Dream

Best Multiplayer Game: It Takes Two

Best Mobile Game: Genshin Impact

Best Narrative: Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy

Best Action/Adventure Game: Metroid Dread

Best Ongoing Game: Final Fantasy XIV

Best Community Support: Final Fantasy XIV

Innovation in Accessibility: Forza Horizon 5

Best Sports/Racing Game: Forza Horizon 5

Best Game Direction: Deathloop

Best Esports game: League of Legends

Best Family Game: It Takes Two

Best Fighting Game: Guilty Gear Strive

Best Sim/Strategy Game: Age of Empire 4

Best VR/AR Game: Resident Evil 4 VR

Most Anticipated Game: Elden Ring

Game of the Year: It Takes Two