Astro Bot swept the 2025 Bafta Games Awards, taking home a whopping five prizes - including Best Game - with Scottish horror Still Wakes The Deep also among the top titles of the night.
Set aboard an oil rig in the North Sea, the narrative game won best New Intellectual Property, with Scottish stars Alec Newman and Karen Dunbar earning Baftas for Performer In A Leading Role and Performer In A Supporting Role respectively.
Meanwhile, adventure game Astro Bot - in addition to earning the top prize of the night - also won best Animation, Audio Achievement, Family Game and Game Design.
Helldivers 2 was another of the night’s biggest winners, taking home the Bafta for best Multiplayer as well as Best Music, for its Wilbert Roget II composed soundtrack. Legendary composer Yoko Shimomura was also recognised with the Bafta Fellowship for her contributions to gaming.
Here are all of the 2025 Bafta Games Awards winners, in pictures.
13. Narrative: Metaphor: ReFantazio
Azusa Kido (R) poses in the winners room with the Narrative Award on behalf of the Development Team for 'Metaphor: ReFantazio' during the BAFTA Games Awards 2025. | Getty Images for BAFTA
14. New Intellectual Property: Still Wakes The Deep
John McCormack, Ed Daley, Laura Dodds, Rob McCoughlin, Frasier Colley, Dan Pinchbeck and Louis Larsson-De Wet pose in the winners room with the New Intellectual Property Award on behalf of the Development Team for 'Still Wakes the Deep' during the BAFTA Games Awards 2025. | Getty Images for BAFTA
15. Performer In A Leading Role: Alec Newman, Still Wakes The Deep
Alec Newman poses in the winners with the Performer in a Leading Role Award for the portrayal of Caz in 'Still Wakes the Deep' room during the BAFTA Games Awards 2025. | Getty Images for BAFTA
16. Performer In A Supporting Role: Karen Dunbar, Still Wakes The Deep
Karen Dunbar poses in the Winners Room with the Performer in a Supporting Role Award for the portrayal of Finlay in 'Still Wakes the Deep' during the BAFTA Games Awards 2025. | Getty Images for BAFTA