WukongwinsgotyA new gamestudioannouncestheir firstproject.DiversityandInclusionmentionA VRheadset orgaming chaircommercial."WorldPremiere"appearsmultipletimes.Gamefrom deadstudio winsan awardElden RingDLC getsa majorreveal.An actor orcelebrityawkwardlypresents anaward.A lengthy ad for afree-to-play gamewithmicrotransactions.Another live-service gameannouncement.Bethesdashowcases anew teaser(e.g., Starfield,Elder ScrollsVI).An energydrink orsnack brandsponsors asegment.A stage crashermakes a cameo(like theinfamous BillClinton kid).A mobilegame adwith over-the-topacting.A studio claimstheir game is"the mostambitiousproject we'veever done."A quirkyindie gamewins over ablockbustertitle. The orchestraperforms anepic medleyof nominatedgame scores.Half-Life 3A developertears up or getsemotionalduring theiracceptancespeech.A game heavilyfeaturing AI orprocedurallygeneratedcontent.A presentermispronouncesa game title.A heartfeltacceptancespeech endsin a technicaldifficultyGenshinwinsplayerchoiceA previouslycanceled ordelayed gamemakes ashockingcomeback.Someone onstage mentionsworkingthrough "toughtimes" in gamedevelopment.Someonementionscrunch cultureor gamedevelopmentethics. A game winsan award, butthe crowdclearly wantedanother.Game withpetcompanionisannouncedA bigannouncementfrom SquareEnix (FinalFantasy-related).A game-themedcollaboration witha major brand(e.g., Fortnite xsomethingunexpected).AneSportseventpromotion.Anti-DrugPSAMicrosoftteasessomethingmajor for XboxGame Pass.An emotionalnarrative-driven gametakes a bigaward.A delay isannouncedfor a highlyanticipatedgame.Sonyreveals aPlayStationexclusive.A classicfranchiserevival isteased (e.g.,Silent Hill, F-Zero).A new gameannouncementsurpriseseveryone.A game winsmultipleawardsback-to-back.A surprise betaor demo isannounced andmade availableimmediately.A trailer for alive-actionadaptation of agame (movieor series).Anunscripted orawkwardmoment onstage.A new gamefrom HideoKojima isteased orannounced.A cinematicad for agamenobodyasked for.A celebritygamermakes anunexpectedappearance. A GamePass or PS+subscriptionpromo.A "fake out"trailer that turnsout to be for aproduct orservice (not agame).A trailer withintensemusic, butno gameplayshown.WukongwinsgotyA new gamestudioannouncestheir firstproject.DiversityandInclusionmentionA VRheadset orgaming chaircommercial."WorldPremiere"appearsmultipletimes.Gamefrom deadstudio winsan awardElden RingDLC getsa majorreveal.An actor orcelebrityawkwardlypresents anaward.A lengthy ad for afree-to-play gamewithmicrotransactions.Another live-service gameannouncement.Bethesdashowcases anew teaser(e.g., Starfield,Elder ScrollsVI).An energydrink orsnack brandsponsors asegment.A stage crashermakes a cameo(like theinfamous BillClinton kid).A mobilegame adwith over-the-topacting.A studio claimstheir game is"the mostambitiousproject we'veever done."A quirkyindie gamewins over ablockbustertitle. The orchestraperforms anepic medleyof nominatedgame scores.Half-Life 3A developertears up or getsemotionalduring theiracceptancespeech.A game heavilyfeaturing AI orprocedurallygeneratedcontent.A presentermispronouncesa game title.A heartfeltacceptancespeech endsin a technicaldifficultyGenshinwinsplayerchoiceA previouslycanceled ordelayed gamemakes ashockingcomeback.Someone onstage mentionsworkingthrough "toughtimes" in gamedevelopment.Someonementionscrunch cultureor gamedevelopmentethics. A game winsan award, butthe crowdclearly wantedanother.Game withpetcompanionisannouncedA bigannouncementfrom SquareEnix (FinalFantasy-related).A game-themedcollaboration witha major brand(e.g., Fortnite xsomethingunexpected).AneSportseventpromotion.Anti-DrugPSAMicrosoftteasessomethingmajor for XboxGame Pass.An emotionalnarrative-driven gametakes a bigaward.A delay isannouncedfor a highlyanticipatedgame.Sonyreveals aPlayStationexclusive.A classicfranchiserevival isteased (e.g.,Silent Hill, F-Zero).A new gameannouncementsurpriseseveryone.A game winsmultipleawardsback-to-back.A surprise betaor demo isannounced andmade availableimmediately.A trailer for alive-actionadaptation of agame (movieor series).Anunscripted orawkwardmoment onstage.A new gamefrom HideoKojima isteased orannounced.A cinematicad for agamenobodyasked for.A celebritygamermakes anunexpectedappearance. A GamePass or PS+subscriptionpromo.A "fake out"trailer that turnsout to be for aproduct orservice (not agame).A trailer withintensemusic, butno gameplayshown.

Game Awards - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Wukong wins goty
  2. A new game studio announces their first project.
  3. Diversity and Inclusion mention
  4. A VR headset or gaming chair commercial.
  5. "World Premiere" appears multiple times.
  6. Game from dead studio wins an award
  7. Elden Ring DLC gets a major reveal.
  8. An actor or celebrity awkwardly presents an award.
  9. A lengthy ad for a free-to-play game with microtransactions.
  10. Another live-service game announcement.
  11. Bethesda showcases a new teaser (e.g., Starfield, Elder Scrolls VI).
  12. An energy drink or snack brand sponsors a segment.
  13. A stage crasher makes a cameo (like the infamous Bill Clinton kid).
  14. A mobile game ad with over-the-top acting.
  15. A studio claims their game is "the most ambitious project we've ever done."
  16. A quirky indie game wins over a blockbuster title.
  17. The orchestra performs an epic medley of nominated game scores.
  18. Half-Life 3
  19. A developer tears up or gets emotional during their acceptance speech.
  20. A game heavily featuring AI or procedurally generated content.
  21. A presenter mispronounces a game title.
  22. A heartfelt acceptance speech ends in a technical difficulty
  23. Genshin wins player choice
  24. A previously canceled or delayed game makes a shocking comeback.
  25. Someone on stage mentions working through "tough times" in game development.
  26. Someone mentions crunch culture or game development ethics.
  27. A game wins an award, but the crowd clearly wanted another.
  28. Game with pet companion is announced
  29. A big announcement from Square Enix (Final Fantasy-related).
  30. A game-themed collaboration with a major brand (e.g., Fortnite x something unexpected).
  31. An eSports event promotion.
  32. Anti-Drug PSA
  33. Microsoft teases something major for Xbox Game Pass.
  34. An emotional narrative-driven game takes a big award.
  35. A delay is announced for a highly anticipated game.
  36. Sony reveals a PlayStation exclusive.
  37. A classic franchise revival is teased (e.g., Silent Hill, F-Zero).
  38. A new game announcement surprises everyone.
  39. A game wins multiple awards back-to-back.
  40. A surprise beta or demo is announced and made available immediately.
  41. A trailer for a live-action adaptation of a game (movie or series).
  42. An unscripted or awkward moment on stage.
  43. A new game from Hideo Kojima is teased or announced.
  44. A cinematic ad for a game nobody asked for.
  45. A celebrity gamer makes an unexpected appearance.
  46. A Game Pass or PS+ subscription promo.
  47. A "fake out" trailer that turns out to be for a product or service (not a game).
  48. A trailer with intense music, but no gameplay shown.