Inscryption wins big at GDC and IGF Awards | GDC 2022
It's the first time a game wins both the IGF Awards' Grand Prize and the GDC Awards' Game of the Year accolade
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It's the first time a game wins both the IGF Awards' Grand Prize and the GDC Awards' Game of the Year accolade
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