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The Game Awards 2024 Reached 154 Million Livestreams

The Game Awards 2024 Reached 154 Million Livestreams - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 January 2025 / 3,219 Views

The Game Awards 2024 producer and host Geoff Keighley announced there were 154 million livestreams for this year's show. This number is above the 118 million livestreams from last year.

"Today we are humbled and thrilled to share that The Game Awards 0th Anniversary show delivered a historic 154 million global livestreams, our most watched show ever," said Keighley. "Thanks to our incredible team, the industry and the fans for giving us your time and believing in TGA.

"We also achieved an A grade in our fan poll, which means so much to me and everyone who worked on this show - including all the teams and developers who shared new work with you last week. I don't know how we will ever top this show, but lots more to come in 2025."

Check out all the announcements, winners, and more from The Game Awards here.


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.


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15 Comments
Koragg (on 18 December 2024)

It's insane how much the show has grown over the years. I mean it's more than 7 times the 2024 Oscars

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TallSilhouette Koragg (on 18 December 2024)

And more than the Super Bowl!

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Dulfite Koragg (on 18 December 2024)

Because it's apolitical (almost entirely). It's just pure entertainment (even the cringe stuff is entertaining). The Oscars has just turned into a nonstop political lecture.

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firebush03 Dulfite (on 19 December 2024)

imagine if Joe Biden showed up to the show and presented the NSW2 w/ Miyamoto. You’re telling me viewership would’ve gone down??

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Ryuu96 Dulfite (on 19 December 2024)

The Oscars is an awards show, The Game Awards is an awards show AND a show for videogame announcements, if TGAs was strictly awards like the Oscars then its viewership would be way lower. Not to mention the gaming industry is massive now, bigger than the film industry.

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2zosteven Koragg (on 19 December 2024)

Awesome on the number of viewers! i hate the Oscars movie people (they call themselves movie stars) and most so called professional sports people ( They call themselves stars and not much professional in the NFL or NBA)

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shikamaru317 (on 18 December 2024)

The growth continues:

2014- 1.9m
2015- 2.3m
2016- 3.8m
2017- 11.5m
2018- 26.2m
2019- 45.2m
2020- 83m
2021- 85m
2022- 103m
2023- 118m
2024- 154m

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Dahum (on 18 December 2024)

That is a massive increase!!

The show lived up to the hype in my opinion and was all around a solid show.

Congratulations to the team responsible and looking forward to the next one.

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AAA300 (on 18 December 2024)

This proves that people want an E3 show. This award show is watch mainly for the game reveals. Even this year they had jokes referring to E3.

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LivncA_Dis3 (on 23 December 2024)

They keep getting higher views but it's keeps on getting shitter after every year,

Only onimusha was the big bombshell announcement the rest was absolute dog shiet haha

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Torpoleon (on 18 December 2024)

I'm surprised, but also very happy that they were able to continue to smash the viewership record. I thought it would more or less break-even with last year's number, and then 2025 would smash the record with GTA V & Switch 2. Now I'm expecting 2025 to be even higher than this 2024 number!

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Hiku (on 18 December 2024)

Was a great show, so it deserved the increase in popularity. Listened to the critique from last year (no "wrap it up" this year), even made some self aware jokes. Lots of banger announcements to rival some of the best E3 shows I can remember.

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The Fury (on 18 December 2024)

Impressive number and even after the bad press it got last year. Still think it should be about the awards and celebration of the year in gaming instead of advertising the next but whatever.

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TheTitaniumNub (on 20 December 2024)

Meh, I haven't watched in years. Too boring for me, easier to just look at the announcements than to watch speeches I ultimately don't care about, see commercials, having to watch the boring concert, no thank you. Glad it's growing though for the people who love it, I remember loved watching it as a kid when it was on Spike TV.

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