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The Talos Principle: 2 Game of the Year awards

No: The Talos Principle collected 2 Game of the Year awards in 2014 and finished No. 25; the season went to Dragon Age: Inquisition with 139. The Game Awards named Dragon Age: Inquisition its Game of the Year.

The Talos Principle is a 2014 puzzle video game developed by Croteam and published by Devolver Digital. It was simultaneously released on Linux, OS X and Windows in December 2014.

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The Talos Principle finished #25 in the 2014 race, with 2 GOTY awards from media outlets and reader votes worldwide.

  • 2Total awards
  • 2Media outlets
  • 0Readers' choice
  • 1Countries

Also in the 2014 season: Dragon Age: Inquisition (139), Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (52), Mario Kart 8 (31), South Park: The Stick of Truth (2), The Evil Within (2), The Walking Dead: Season Two (2) · full results

Quick answers

How many Game of the Year awards did The Talos Principle win?

The Talos Principle won 2 Game of the Year awards in the 2014 season — 0.5% of every award tracked that season. 2 came from editorial picks and 0 from readers' polls, across 1 country.

Did The Talos Principle win Game of the Year?

No. It finished No. 25 in 2014, behind Dragon Age: Inquisition, which collected 139 Game of the Year awards.

Game facts

  • Single-playerYes
  • Co-opNo
  • Split screenNo
  • MultiplayerNo
  • Online multiplayerNo
  • Released11 December 2014
  • DeveloperCroteam
  • PublisherDevolver Digital
  • puzzle video game
  • science fiction video game
  • Android (operating system)
  • Microsoft Windows
  • Linux
  • PlayStation 4
  • macOS
  • IOS
  • Nintendo Switch
  • Xbox One

Where the awards came from

CountryAwards
United States2

Every outlet that named it Game of the Year

OutletCountry Year
4PlayerUnited States2014
BigSushi.fmUnited States2014

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Updated 2 October 2026 · Source: the Meta Awards database, where every award row cites where it was published.