The British Academy presented awards to the best films and performances. The second one was a big surprise. The rarest figurine is not exclusive to PlayStation God of War: Ragnarokbut not very popular ancient ring, which in many polls was beaten by the Scandinavian adventure Krata. This time, both titles must bow to the unexpected juice; by one developer.
Many already know. It’s about Vampire Survivors. This scam action fascinated Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft’s gaming division, among others, and many players actually consider it the game of the year and enjoy surviving against hordes of monsters. The bonus is the prize for the best design.
All in all, the BAFTAs were dominated by God of War: Ragnarök, winning six awards (Best Animation, Best Sound, Best Music, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Public EE Game of the Year). Japanese studio FromSoftware only received two awards for Elden Ring, Best New Brand and Best Multiplayer.
- Best Game: Vampire Survivors
- British Game: Rollerdrome
- Best Debut: Tunica
- Family Game: Kirby and the Forgotten Land
- Best Multiplayer: Elden Ring
- Game Evolution: Final Fantasy 14 Online
- Best Animated Film: God of War: Ragnarok
- Artistic Achievement: Tunic
- Audio Achievement: God of War: Ragnarok
- More Than Fun: Endling – Extinction Is Forever
- Game Design: Vampire Survivors
- Music: God of War: Ragnarok
- Subject: Immortality
- New brand: Elden Ring
- Cast: Christopher Judge (Papa Kratos in GOWR)
- Supporting role: Laya Deleon Hayes (Angrboda in GOWR)
- Tech Achievement: Horizon: Forbidden West
- EE Game of the Year (according to the public): God of War: Ragnarok
All nominated games are here.
Shuhei Yoshida was honored by the organizers for his lifetime contribution to the gaming industry. Yoshida received the same award late last year at the international game conference in Bilbao, Spain, formerly known as the Fun & Serious Game Festival. Yoshida was an early contributor to the PlayStation project. In 2008, he became President of SCE Worldwide Studios (now PlayStation Studios), a position he held until 2019. Thus, he was the head of PlayStation Studios during the heyday of the Japanese company. Today, Shuhei Yoshida leads PlayStation Indies, overseeing investments in indie games and helping bring them to the PlayStation console.
Source :Indian TV
