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Winners of the 2020 AGDAs announced

The Australian Game Developer Awards ceremony streamed live on Twitch in 2020, hosted by Jordan Raskopoulos. Here is the full list of nominees and winners.
8 Oct 2020 12:00
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BEST ART
Windbound (5 Lives Studios)
RITE (Pond Games)
Necrobarista (Route 59)

WINNER: Necrobarista (Route 59)


BEST GAMEPLAY
Boomerang Fu (Cranky Watermelon)
Baron: Fur is Gonna Fly (DM Games)
Moving Out (SMG Studio)

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Jini Maxwell

Jini Maxwell is a writer and curator who lives in Naarm. They are an assistant curator at ACMI, where they also host the Women & Non-binary gamers club. They write about videogames and the people who make them. You can find them on Twitter @astroblob

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