The DICE Awards 2025 shone a bright light on the gaming industry's most outstanding achievements, with Astro Bot taking home the coveted Game of the Year award. This prestigious ceremony honored games that excelled in innovation, storytelling, and technical prowess.
Among the celebrated winners, Helldivers 2 was lauded for its remarkable multiplayer experience and strategic depth, securing the Outstanding Achievement in Online Gameplay award. Meanwhile, Indiana Jones wowed audiences and critics with its compelling narrative and rich character development, earning accolades for Outstanding Achievement in Storytelling and Outstanding Character Performance.
Here is the complete list of winners from the DICE Awards 2025:
- Game of the Year: Astro Bot
- Outstanding Achievement in Online Gameplay: Helldivers 2
- Outstanding Achievement in Storytelling: Indiana Jones
- Outstanding Character Performance: Indiana Jones (Lead Actor/Actress)
- Technical Achievement: Astro Bot
- Art Direction: The Last of Us Part III
- Sound Design: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III
- Music Composition: Horizon Forbidden West
- Mobile Game of the Year: Genshin Impact: New Frontiers
- Indie Game of the Year: Hollow Knight: Silksong
- Sports Game of the Year: FIFA 25
- Racing Game of the Year: Forza Motorsport 8
- Role-Playing Game of the Year: Elden Ring II
- Action/Adventure Game of the Year: Indiana Jones
- Family Game of the Year: Mario Kart Deluxe
The ceremony showcased a diverse range of games, from indie darlings to blockbuster AAA titles, highlighting the extraordinary creativity and expertise within the gaming world. Each winner exemplified excellence in their respective categories, underscoring the continuous evolution and advancement of interactive entertainment.
As one of the most respected events in the gaming industry, the DICE Awards continue to recognize and celebrate the best in gaming. Fans can look forward to even more innovative titles inspired by this year's winners, pushing the boundaries and raising the bar for the medium.
