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The 2014 Game Awards have come and gone, but here are all the world premieres

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The 2014 Game Awards might be over, but the ridiculous onslaught of world premieres that graced its stage aren’t going away anytime soon. The night brought revelations about a range of upcoming games: known and unknown, AAA and indie. It was a kickass celebration of games overall too, with powerful moments owing to the participation of gaming greats like longtime Nintendo composer Koji Kondo and Sierra On-Line founders Ken and Roberta Williams.

There’s a lot of stuff to go through, so we thought it might be helpful to assemble it all into one place. Follow the links below to check out each and every one of the Game Awards’ crowd-riling world premieres.

Adam Rosenberg
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Previously, Adam worked in the games press as a freelance writer and critic for a range of outlets, including Digital Trends…
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