Planetary Annihilation was Kickstarted 8 years ago, released to middling reviews and audience anger about missing features, re-released as Planetary Annihilation: Titans in 2015, and then mostly set aside by its developers Uber Entertainment because it wasn't profitable to continue work on. It's easy to toil away on something enormously popular, which - with the exception of Among Us - all of the other games mentioned above always have been. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Worthy games, but I'm going to make a belated pitch for a left field contender: Planetary Annihilation: Titans, a real-time strategy game that hoped to follow in Supreme Commander's big robot footsteps, and which has been quietly humming away under new developers for the past couple of years. The other nominees were Among Us, Terraria, The Witcher 3 and No Man's Sky. Naturally, the award goes to games with big, satisfied communities with lots of players to vote, and in 2020 the award went to Valve's own Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.

It's designed to reward a developer that has been continually updating a game for years. One of Valve's yearly, player-voted Steam Awards is called the 'Labor Of Love' award.

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