The TGA awards ceremony continues to arouse heated discussions. Players question foreign media’s preference for small robots.

After last year’s TGA awards ceremony, the title of “Best Game of the Year” continued to cause an uproar in the player community. Among them, the fierce competition between “Space Robot” and “Black Myth: Wukong” became a became the focus of heated discussion.

Supporters of "Space Robot" have come to support it. They believe that this platform game shows amazing talent in level design and creativity. With smooth operating experience, excellent gameplay, unique visual style and cheerful soundtrack, the game brings unprecedented pure fun to players. Many supporters firmly believe that it is this persistent pursuit of "the essential fun of the game" that makes "Space Robot" deserved to win this honor.

However , at the same time, there are also a large number of players who deeply regret that "Black Myth: Wukong" failed to win the championship. They pointed out that although "Space Robot" performed well, it was relatively small in scale, while "Black Myth: Wukong" showed a broader and far-reaching impact in terms of production scale, depth of game content, and market influence. Influence. This group of players believes that the "Game of the Year" award should recognize those works that have made a significant contribution to the gaming industry, rather than just selecting "fun" games.

According to GOTY Award The latest statistics from the Tracker website show that as of 2024, "Space Robot" has won the title of "Game of the Year" a whopping 104 times, which is far ahead of other competitors. Followed by "Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth" with 37 awards, while "Black Myth: Wukong" ranked fifth with 21 awards. This significant gap has once again triggered widespread discussion and heated debate among the player community.

Some players believe that this result reflects to some extent the Western media’s preference for “Space Robot”, while “Black Myth: Wukong”, as a representative of domestic games, suffers from cultural differences and Previously, it was accused by foreign media of "lack of diversity" and other factors, and failed to gain more favor and recognition. However, some players said that they are no longer obsessed with this "cassock war" and believe that game sales are the last word to measure the success of a game. They are even more looking forward to the follow-up content of "Black Myth" and the emergence of more excellent domestic games, which will inject new vitality and innovation into the game industry.