The Game Awards (TGA) is an annual event that celebrates the best video games across various genres. One of the most prestigious accolades at TGA is the Game of the Year award. This article explores the trends and patterns of games that have consistently won this highly coveted title throughout the years.

Over the past two decades, the Game of the Year award has been presented to a diverse range of games, representing different genres, platforms, and gaming experiences. However, there are several games that have managed to consistently emerge victorious and secure this prestigious accolade.

One such game is "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time," which won the Game of the Year award in 1998. This groundbreaking game for the Nintendo 64 not only revolutionized the action-adventure genre but also set new standards for storytelling and gameplay mechanics.

Another game that has consistently won the Game of the Year award is "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim." Released in 2011, this open-world role-playing game captivated players with its vast, immersive world and the freedom to craft their own adventures.

Skyrim's ability to transport players to a rich and detailed fantasy realm made it an instant classic and a deserving recipient of the Game of the Year award.

Another notable winner is "The Last of Us," a post-apocalyptic action-adventure game that won the 2013 Game of the Year award. This emotionally impactful and gripping narrative took players on an unforgettable journey through a world ravaged by a fungal infection.

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