Geoff Keighley’s annual Game Awards show is here once again, with lots of awards to dish out and plenty of (in your best announcer voice) world premieres.

Whether you want to see your favourite games win awards or you’re just here for the big reveals, you’ll want to know how to watch The Game Awards and when it’s all kicking off.

The Game Awards 2021 show takes place on Thursday 9th December (or Friday 10th depending on where you live).

Judging by previous Game Awards and Geoff Keighley's various Summer Games Fest shows, it’s possible there could be some small reveals in these pre-shows, but the big announcements will likely be reserved for the main show.

You might be mistaken for thinking The Game Awards are just about, well, awards.

This Twitter exchange between Keighley and the official Sonic account indicates we could see more on the upcoming Sonic game, while this tweet from Xbox Game Pass also teases that we can expect to see plenty of Game Pass PC Day One launches announced at The Game Awards.

As mentioned above, Deathloop has the most nominations at The Game Awards 2021, but there are lots of other titles up for consideration across every category.

I recently gushed over Marvel’s Guardians Of The Galaxy for the RPS Advent Calendar and it seems the Game Awards jury were equally impressed, as it also bagged 4 nominations.