Santa Monica Studio's acclaimed sequel won six awards on the night.
God of War Ragnarok swept the 2023 BAFTA Games Award last night, taking home six awards including the coveted EE Game of the Year prize–which is voted for by the British public.
Santa Monica Studio's acclaimed sequel took home the BAFTA awards for Animation, Audio Achievement, Music, Performer in a Leading Role (Christopher Judge), Performer in a Supporting Role (Laya DeLeon Hayes), and EE Game of the Year.
Other winners on the night included Elden Ring, which won the BAFTAs for Multiplayer and Original Property, and Vampire Survivors, which took home the statues for Best Game and Game Design.
Tunic also managed a double-scoop, grabbing the awards for Artistic Achievement and Debut Game, while Rollerdrome emerged victorious in the British Game category.
The BAFTA Fellowship was also presented to Shuhei Yoshida during the ceremony, with the PlayStation veteran and former SIE boss being honored for driving progress within the game industry and championing the work of indie developers around the world.
Those interested can find a select list of winners below. Visit the BAFTA website for the full rundown.
Animation / God of War Ragnarok (Santa Monica Studio)
Artistic Achievement / Tunic (Tunic Team)
Audio Achievement / God of War Ragnarok (Santa Monica Studio)
Best Game / Vampire Survivors (Poncle)
British Game / Rollerdrome (Roll7)
Debut Game / Tunic (Tunic Team)
Family / Kirby and the Forgotten Land (HAL Laboratory)
Game Design / Vampire Survivors (Poncle)
Multiplayer / Elden Ring (FromSoftware)
Music / God of War Ragnarok (Santa Monica Studio)
Narrative / Immortality (Half Mermaid Productions)
Original Property / Elden Ring (FromSoftware)
Technical Achievement / Horizon Forbidden West (Guerrilla)
EE Game of the Year / God of War Ragnarok (Santa Monica Studio)
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