Unveiling Theories: Game Awards Statue’s Mysterious Revelation
The Game Awards, hosted by Geoff Keighley, will air this Thursday. This annual event has become the premier platform for revealing new games. As excitement builds for the show, something unusual has caught the attention of gamers worldwide.
Mysterious Game Awards Statue
On November 28, Geoff Keighley unveiled a strange statue in the desert, sparking intrigue and speculation. The sculpture features a mix of animals and demons, resembling a fantastical embodiment of evil. Recently, this statue has been relocated to the Los Angeles venue of The Game Awards.
Social Media Buzz
Social media channels are buzzing with cryptic tweets like “regal.inspiring.thickness” and “The [redacted] are silent. [Redacted] bleeds. New [redacted] stir.” These teasers have added to the mystery surrounding the statue.
Fan Theories
Over the last two weeks, gaming fans have attempted to connect the statue to potential game announcements. Initial guesses included titles such as:
- God of War
- Elder Scrolls
- Diablo 4 Expansion
- The Witcher
- Bloodborne
- Elden Ring
- Lord of the Fallen 2
However, developers quickly dismissed these predictions, leaving fans searching for other possibilities.
Path of Exile: The Last of the Druids?
Some believe the statue might be linked to Path of Exile: The Last of the Druids, launching the day after The Game Awards. However, many question the need for such a grand announcement for a title already known to the public.
Mobile Game Speculation
Another theory suggests that the statue is part of a promotion for a Chinese-made mobile game. These titles often invest heavily in high-profile announcements, aligning with previous trends at The Game Awards.
Potential for Divinity Original Sin III
Amidst the speculation, one theory still stands unchallenged: the statue could represent Divinity Original Sin III. Developed by Larian, who also created the popular Baldur’s Gate series, this game is highly anticipated by fans. The last installment, Divinity Original Sin II, was released in 2017, fueling hope for a sequel.
As hints from the statue seem to connect back to the previous game’s themes, it remains a leading candidate for the upcoming announcement at The Game Awards. Many fans are hopeful that this will be a significant reveal.
