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A couple of months ago we asked you to vote on your favourite games of the year (up to the end of October, except for the blockbuster of the year award, which is still running now on the site). You've voted and now, in the coming weeks, we will unveil the results.

The process: Earlier in the year we asked you, our readers, to rank nine different games per category in order of preference (or how interested you are in a game, if you haven't played it before). We have taken those rankings, averaged them up, and the resulting list below are the top four games - three runners up and the winner.

First up is Australian game of the year. Digitally Downloaded is an Australian games publication, and we like to support the local industry wherever possible. The local industry has gone through some interesting times in recent years, but one thing is certain - where innovation is key (especially on mobile platforms) Aussie developers know what's what.

Towncraft is one of the most likable games out there simply because the developer is one that you want to succeed.

If you ever want to get a sense of the trials and tribulations of being an indie developer, go and check out Flat Earth Games' website. It's an eye-opener, for sure. But, as much as I'd like to see Flat Earth Games' first project, Towncraft, succeed, I also can't go giving it a positive review if it isn't a game worth playing.