A computer game designed by the Ghent (East Flanders) company Larion Studios was the big winner at Thursday evening’s Bafta Game Awards. The awards ceremony took place at the Queen Elizabeth Hall on London’s South Bank. Larion Studio’s ‘Baldur’s Gate 3’ picked up no fewer than 5 awards after having been nominated in a total of 10 categories. Among the 5 awards won was the prize for best game released during the past year.
Baldur’s Gate 3 was nominated in 10 of the 17 categories and scooped a total of 5 awards. In addition to the top prize and the players’ prize the game also took the award for best storyline, best music and the prize for best supporting act.
In a reaction posted on the social media platform X, Larian Studios posted that it is proud of the hard work and dedication shown by its entire team.