Baldur's Gate 3 has won a bunch of awards again: this time at the BAFTA Games Awards 2024

On the night of 11 April, the 20th BAFTA Games Awards ceremony ended, where the best games (and not only) in various nominations were determined. We are going to tell you who left the walls of the British Academy of Television and Film Arts as the winner.

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Baldur's Gate 3 was recognised as the best game (surprise, surprise). We're tired of counting the number of times Larian's game has won this award, and this is probably one of the best compliments for a developer.

At the same time, BG 3 also received awards for the best music and story. Oh, that's not all. The game also won in the Players' Choice nomination. And Andrew Wincott won the nomination for Best Supporting Actor. He played Raphael in BG 3. That's it for now.

Continuing the topic of actors. Nadji Jeter won first place for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. You may know him from his role as Mayzl Morales in Marvel's Spider-Man 2.

Remedy didn't leave empty-handed either. Its horror game Alan Wake 2 won in 2 nominations at once: for artistic and audio achievements.

Cyberpunk 2077 also received an award in the Best Progress category.

Other winners at BAFTA 2024:

• Best Animation: Hi-Fi Rush
• Best British Game: Viewfinder
• Debut game: Veneba
• Best family game: Super Mario Bros. Wonder
• Games beyond entertainment: Tchia
• Best Game Design: Dave the Diver
• Best Multiplayer Game: Super Mario Bros. Wonder
• Best Original Game: Viewfinder
• Technical Achievement: The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Source: bafta