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Social media giant Facebook has celebrated another year in video games by announcing the winners of its annual Game of the Year Awards.
Social media giant Facebook has celebrated another year in video games by announcing the winners of its annual Game of the Year Awards.
This year, the company introduced new categories like Best Instant Games, Best Gameroom Games, and Best Use of Facebook Live to cover as much ground as possible, and there are multiple winners in each one.
That said, only one can take home the coveted Game of the Year prize, and this year the statue goes to Gardenscapes - New Acres.
Playrix's social gardening sim nabbed the top prize thanks to its deft combination of simulation elements, time management mechanics, and match-3 gameplay.
Other notable winners include Pokemon Go and Clash Royale, which were both honored in the Best Mobile category.
EA's Bejeweled Stars was one of seven winners in the Best Web Games pool, while Blizzard's online game platform Battle.net was commended for its use of Facebook Live.
You can find a complete list of winners below, and find out more about each category and game over on Facebook's developer blog.
Poker Heat by Playtika
Naruto Online by Oasis Games
Taonga: The Island Farm by Volka
Liberators by MutantBox
Bejeweled Stars by EA
League of Angels II by Youzu
Take 5 Free Slots by Double U Games
Slots—Wizard of Oz by Zynga
Pokémon GO by Niantic
Clash Royale by Supercell
阴阳师 by NetEase
Oz: Broken Kingdom by NEXON M
Critical Ops by Critical Force
Game of Dice by JOYCITY
Everwing by Blackstorm
Endless Lake by Spilgames
Hex FRVR by FRVR
Genies & Gems by Jam City
Total War Battles: Kingdom by Creative Assembly
Shuffle Cats by King
Battle.net by Blizzard
Texas HoldEm Poker by Zynga
Seven Knights by Netmarble Games
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