Latest EDGE review scores plus Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is named Game of the Year 2023

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The latest edition of UK gaming magazine EDGE is now available and this month’s issue contains a number of reviews including Ubisoft’s Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Black Tabby Game’s, Slay the Princess. The horror adventure game, Slay the Princess, was this month’s highest scoring game with an 8/10 from EDGE. EDGE magazine Issue 393 also contains the EDGE Awards 2023, where they list their favourite games of 2023 with The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom claiming the coveted accolade.

Reviews:

  • Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora – 5
  • The Anacrusis – 5
  • Assassin’s Creed: Nexus VR – 6
  • Gangs of Sherwood – 4
  • American Arcadia – 8
  • Arizona Sunshine 2 – 5
  • Knuckle Sandwich – 6
  • Bahnsen Knights – 7
  • Neurocracy 2.049 – 7
  • Before the Green Moon – 7
  • Slay the Princess – 8

EDGE Awards 2023:

Playstation Game of the Year:
3. Marvel’s Spider Man 2
2. Season: A Letter To The Future
1. Humanity

Xbox Game of the Year:
3. Forza Motorsport
2. Hi-Fi Rush
1. Planet of Lana

Nintendo Game of the Year:
3. Pikmin 4
2. Super Mario Bros Wonder
1. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

PC Game of the Year:
3. Darkest Dungeon 2
2. Counter Strike 2
1. Baldur’s Gate 3

Mobile Game of the Year:
3. Laya’s Horizon,
2. Subpar Pool
1. Finity

VR Game of the Year:
3. Synapse
2. Horizon: Call of the Mountain
1. Humanity

Best Visual Design:
3. Cocoon
2. The Invincible
1. Alan Wake 2

Best Audio Design:
3. Hi-Fi Rush
2. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
1. Alan Wake 2

Best Performance:
3. MJ Deans (A Highland Song)
2. David Harewood (Alan Wake 2)
1. Neil Newbon (Baldur’s Gate 3)

Best Hardware:
3. PSVR 2
2. Steam Deck OLED
1. Quest 3

Publisher of the Year:
3. Devolver,
2. Capcom
1. Nintendo

Studio of the Year:
3. Remedy
2. Geometric Interactive
1. Larian Studios

Best Games of the Year:
10. Counter-Strike 2
9. A Highland Song
8. Street Fighter 6
7. Chants of Sennaar
6. Alan Wake 2
5. Cocoon
4. Humanity
3. Super Mario Bros. Wonder
2. Baldur’s Gate 3
1. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

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