Dragon Age: The Veilguard scoops top honor at the 2025 Gayming Awards
The 2025 Gayming Awards celebrated excellence and inclusivity in the gaming industry, recognising standout titles, performers, and organisations that champion LGBTQ+ representation. The ceremony took place on July 8 at The Abbey in West Hollywood and also raised funds for the newly launched Gayming Foundation.
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard won Game of the Year and Best LGBTQ+ Character for Rook. Erika Ishii also took home Best LGBTQ+ Voice Actor for her performance as Rook.
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Code Coven received the Industry Diversity Award, while Stream for a Cause earned the Community Impact Award for its charitable and inclusive initiatives.
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The Last of Us Part II: Remastered won the Gayming Magazine Readers’ Award. The event also supported the debut of the Gayming Foundation, aiming to empower LGBTQ+ games workers and fans through advocacy, inclusivity, and representation.
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