The winner of an award is someone you predicted earlier An acceptance speech plays music to cut them off. A trailer includes an unexpected and recognizable popular song. The phrase "The power of next-gen" is used An indie game wins an award in a major category (not "Best Indie") A game reveal has CGI dragons/monsters A nominated game trailer gives you goosebumps Someone in chat calls a game "Overrated" or "Underrated." The winning team includes someone you've never heard of before A cinematic trailer features a main character looking intensely into the camera Geoff Keighley says "World Premiere" (or "Global Reveal") A celebrity presenter mispronounces a game title or developer name. An acceptance speech goes on for longer than 2 minutes A trailer includes a title card saying "Coming in 2026." Someone drops a relevant emote spam in chat (SirEightySeven) makes an audible surprised noise (gasp, yell, etc.) An award is presented by a voice actor from a major game A game wins a major award besides Game of the Year A game reveal trailer shows zero gameplay footage A surprise trailer for a sequel to a beloved, old IP (e.g., Sly Cooper) A game wins an award that wasn't nominated for GOTY A game is announced as a "Day One" release on a subscription service A nominee montage features a game you've never played A streamer you know gets a shout-out or appears on screen The winner of an award is someone you predicted earlier An acceptance speech plays music to cut them off. A trailer includes an unexpected and recognizable popular song. The phrase "The power of next-gen" is used An indie game wins an award in a major category (not "Best Indie") A game reveal has CGI dragons/monsters A nominated game trailer gives you goosebumps Someone in chat calls a game "Overrated" or "Underrated." The winning team includes someone you've never heard of before A cinematic trailer features a main character looking intensely into the camera Geoff Keighley says "World Premiere" (or "Global Reveal") A celebrity presenter mispronounces a game title or developer name. An acceptance speech goes on for longer than 2 minutes A trailer includes a title card saying "Coming in 2026." Someone drops a relevant emote spam in chat (SirEightySeven) makes an audible surprised noise (gasp, yell, etc.) An award is presented by a voice actor from a major game A game wins a major award besides Game of the Year A game reveal trailer shows zero gameplay footage A surprise trailer for a sequel to a beloved, old IP (e.g., Sly Cooper) A game wins an award that wasn't nominated for GOTY A game is announced as a "Day One" release on a subscription service A nominee montage features a game you've never played A streamer you know gets a shout-out or appears on screen
(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.
The winner of an award is someone you predicted earlier
An acceptance speech plays music to cut them off.
A trailer includes an unexpected and recognizable popular song.
The phrase "The power of next-gen" is used
An indie game wins an award in a major category (not "Best Indie")
A game reveal has CGI dragons/monsters
A nominated game trailer gives you goosebumps
Someone in chat calls a game "Overrated" or "Underrated."
The winning team includes someone you've never heard of before
A cinematic trailer features a main character looking intensely into the camera
Geoff Keighley says "World Premiere" (or "Global Reveal")
A celebrity presenter mispronounces a game title or developer name.
An acceptance speech goes on for longer than 2 minutes
A trailer includes a title card saying "Coming in 2026."
Someone drops a relevant emote spam in chat
(SirEightySeven) makes an audible surprised noise (gasp, yell, etc.)
An award is presented by a voice actor from a major game
A game wins a major award besides Game of the Year
A game reveal trailer shows zero gameplay footage
A surprise trailer for a sequel to a beloved, old IP (e.g., Sly Cooper)
A game wins an award that wasn't nominated for GOTY
A game is announced as a "Day One" release on a subscription service
A nominee montage features a game you've never played
A streamer you know gets a shout-out or appears on screen