How to Watch The Game Awards 2022: Date, Time and Streams

The Game Awards 2022 2022 is finally here. Which 2022 game will take home the coveted Game of the Year title? What surprise announcements await the players tuning in to watch the show live? If you want to watch the show live, there are plenty of ways to do so. How to watch The Game Awards 2022 and what to expect from the event is explained below. How do you watch The Game Awards 2022, when does it air and what can you expect? Let's find out!

When Is The Game Awards 2022?

The Game Awards 2022 will be streamed live and free on Thursday, December 8 at 7:30 p.m. ET / 4:30 p.m. PT.

How Do You Watch The Game Awards 2022?

The Game Awards 2022 will be streamed live on all major social media platforms through the official event pages. The list of them is as follows:

• YouTube
• Twitch
• Twitter
• Facebook
• Instagram
• TikTok

The Game Awards will also be streamed officially on Steam, IGN, GameSpot and Trovo. If you are watching from a different country, visit the Game Awards page to find out how to watch the event for region-specific streaming options.

Of course, everyone in the gaming world will be watching and commenting on The Game Awards. It is possible that your favourite streamer will co-host the show, so consult your favourite content creators as the awards are handed out. If you want to co-stream the show on your own channel, you only need to fill out a few forms online.

What Will Happen at The Game Awards 2022?

In addition to announcing Game of the Year awards, best genre picks, esports events and more, The Game Awards presentation will also feature teasers for several upcoming games and TV shows. Here is everything we hope to see at the show this year:

• Actors Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey will be there to discuss HBO's upcoming The Last of Us show. Hopefully we will see a brand-new trailer.
• The first gameplay trailer for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has been released. The release date of the new Star Wars instalment was recently leaked: it will come out in March 2023.
• Naoki Yoshida, the producer of Final Fantasy 16, will give a presentation.
• We will get a new look at Tekken 8.
• VR launched last month and was an absolute VR hit.
• Hozier and an orchestra will perform “Blood Upon the Snow” from God of War Ragnarök live for the first time.
• There is a small chance we will hear something new about Kojima Productions' next game.