Welcome to the DDNet Awards, our annual showcasing of the best games of the year, from indie right through to blockbuster! Just as we see ourselves as an alternative voice for video games, so too are the games that get our awards different to what you’ll see in mainstream game shows.
We like to celebrate the indie and the arthouse, and so each day we’ll uncover one new category. First up, as we always do, we’re highlighting the best games that came from Australia & New Zealand this year!
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