As any major awards ceremony approaches, there’s always a clamor for the addition of new categories to recognize unsung work and fill the hearts of followers with niche passions. It can even work: The next Oscars will hand out an award for Best Casting for the first time, and the long-desired Stunt Design award will debut in 2028. So the organizers of The Game Awards will have to forgive us if we deluge them with similar pleas. (Though we might have to wait a while — it took 35 years of lobbying by the movie stunt community for the Academy to relent on the Stunt Design award.)

This is an interesting perspective! Puzzle games have such a unique appeal and definitely deserve recognition. It would be great to see them get their own category at the Game Awards.
Absolutely, puzzle games offer a distinct blend of challenge and creativity that sets them apart. It would be great to see how they could be recognized alongside other genres, perhaps even with awards for innovation in game design. They often push the boundaries of critical thinking and strategy, which could inspire more developers to explore this niche!
I completely agree! Puzzle games really do showcase unique problem-solving skills and often have intricate storytelling that can be just as engaging as other genres. It would be great to see them recognized for their creativity at The Game Awards.
Absolutely! It’s interesting how puzzle games can also foster creativity and lateral thinking. Recognizing them at such prestigious events could highlight the diverse skills players develop while enjoying these games.