Astro Bot won the best prize

Astro Bot sweep the BAFTA Games Awards this year and won a total of five awards, including the biggest award of the best game.

The 3D platform, starring PlayStation Mascot, has won the best animation, sound success, family game and game design.

Director Nicolas Doucet devoted the best game Gong to developers who “inspire to join the sector”.

Meanwhile, a horror game in a Scottish oil equipment in the 1970s – Deep The Deep awakens – took three of the night trophies home.

The other big 2024 hits Helldivers 2 was generally a powerful evening for Sony because he received two awards for the best multiplayer and two awards for music.

The squad -based shooter was a surprise hit when launched and the manufacturers had to compete to increase the server capacity to meet the early demand.

Johan Pilesthedt, the leading creator of Arrowhead, who accepted the multiplayer award, said that the players had reached him to say that the Helldivers 2 was reconnected with his friends 10 to 15 years ago.

“This is very honor,” he said to the audience at Queen Elizabeth Hall at the Southern Bank of London.

Thank goodness you are here! – A comedy cartoon game made by two friends from Yorkshire – won the British game award.

At Barnsworth, the fictional North town, he is in inspiration from developers Will Todd and James Carbutt’s hometown in South Yorkshire Barnsley.

The interesting title contains actor Matt Berry as well as the couple’s sound performances.

Two friends who accepted the award said: “We hope that this gives you your own story inspiration for you to tell you without compromise in your own voice.”

The Bafta Games Awards, which were launched 21 years ago, have gained a reputation because it caused great discomfort.

In 2023, Vampire Survivors, a game made by a small British team, lost the best game award of Sony’s God of War: Ragnarok, who broke the big budget box office records.

Many of them, known as Localthunk, overthrew Balatro, an inspirational card game inspired by a poker made by a developer, to the Pip Astro Bot for the award this year.

However, the best output won.

The actor Ben Starr, who accepted the award for the developer, approached the scene of makeup and a Jester hat – an outfit inspired by Jimbo.

In the conversation, he joked that developer Localthunk was “really rich now” and called the audience to “play more independent games … They are the lifeblood of this industry.”

The legendary composer Yoko Shimomura accepted his contribution to the game and accepted the BAFTA scholarship.

Perhaps the best Japanese publisher Square Enix, known for his work in the Kingdom Hearts series, remembered how he “feels like giving up many times in his work.

“I don’t stand here, not thanks to my own efforts, thanks to the people who supported me, dedi he said in his acceptance.

“I feel that my music has echoed with a person and touched their hearts somehow, it’s worth it.”

It still arouses deep sweeping and supportive performance categories and is also called the best new intellectual property.

Actor Abubakar Salim, known for his performances at Assassin’s Creed and HBO’s Dragon House, made an emotional speech while gathering the Entertainment Award Award.

A player founded his own development company and Kenzera Tales: Zau was inspired by the grief he felt from his father’s loss.

In the meantime, the epic of Senua, who entered the ceremony with 11 nominations: Hellblade II, went home with only one award: Technical success.

Animation: Astro bot

Artistic Success: Neva

Sound Success: Astro bot

BAFTA EXCEPTION: Yoko Shimomura (composer)

Best game: Astro bot

British game: Thank goodness you are here!

First Game: Balatro

Developing Game: Vampire survivors

Family Game: Astro bot

Game beyond entertainment: Kenzera Tales: Zau

Game Design: Astro bot

Multi -player: HELLDIVERS 2

Music: HELLDIVERS 2

Narrative: Metaphor: Refantazio

New Intellectual Property: Still waking up deep

Leading Performance: Alec Newman still wakes deep in jazz

Best supporting player: Karen Dunbar still wakes deeply as Finlay

Technical Success: Senua’s epic: Hellblade II