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It's a gut feeling - I will certainly nominate it in a few (at least) areas to be GOTY. Unique games like this one deserve GOTY 100%.
My last year GOTY was Metafor Refantazio and this one will follow the steps.
BG3 was pretty obvious goty due to it's reception. I don't know what the people who thought TOTK was going to win were smoking.
If Kojima's game manages to hit the landing I can see it winning game of the year over this. Altho this will probably win in categories like music and visuals.
GOTY is a nomination in a multiple areas. One game winning GOTY doesn't mean that others won't.
If anything wouldn't that be points towards Clair Obscur's merit, because it has endings that aren't your typical video game ending? It's as bleak as the original ending from Final Fantasy VII. (I'm part of the camp who views the original PS1 game as the only 7-canon. Everything after that including the remakes are fan fiction.)
I like it, because it doesn't pull any punches and the endings punches you in the face as hard as FF7 way back in the 90s. What I hate about most Videogame Gnostic stories is how they'll usually have a copout or a Deux Ex Machina that just magically revives everybody. Xenoblade being the most clear cut example of this nonsense. (It happens in every Xeno game except for the best one, Xenoblade X.)