The battle over the top game of last year ended with neither Control nor Sekiro walking away with the Best Game award at the 2020 BAFTA Games Awards. In fact, Sekiro was shut out, while Control and Death Stranding walked away with one award each.
Death Stranding and Control had the most nominations out of every other game – 11 apiece – but each only won one award, for Technical Achievement and Best Performance in a Supporting Role (for Martti Suosalo), respectively.
The big winner was Outer Wilds, which snagged the top honours, alongside Best Game Design and Best Original Property. Disco Elysium tied with Outer Wilds for the most wins with three, however. It was awarded Best Debut Game, Best Music and Best Narrative. Luigi’s Mansion 3 earned the Best Animation award, while Gonzalo Martin earned the Best Performer in a Leading Role award for his turn as Sean Diaz in Life is Strange 2.
To see the entire list of nominees and winners, you can check out the offical BAFTA website.