Game BAFTA Winners Complete List

Here we have the full list of tonight’s big winners. Obviously we’ll have a more comprehensive write up of how the evening went just as soon as our correspondent has stopped trying to chat up Sir Ben Kingsley.

Heavy Rain was the night’s biggest winner, scooping three awards with Sony Computer Entertainment the most successful publisher, grabbing a total of four. We’ve been promised an embedded video at some point through the night for those of you that missed the live stream. For now, though, here is this years Game BAFTAs honour roll:

  • ACTION

    • Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood
      Gaëlec Simard
      Ubisoft Entertainment/Ubisoft Montreal
  • ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENT

    • God of War III
      Stig Asmussen, Ken Feldman, Cecil Kim
      Sony Computer Entertainment/SCE Santa Monica Studio
  • BEST GAME

    • Mass Effect 2
      Development Team
      Electronic Arts/BioWare
  • FAMILY

    • Kinect Sports
      Development Team
      Microsoft Games Studios/Rare
  • GAMEPLAY

    • Super Mario Galaxy 2
      Koichi Hayashida, Yoshiaki Koizumi, Takashi Tezuka
      Nintendo/Nintendo
  • HANDHELD

    • Cut the Rope
      Efim Voinov, Semyon Voinov
      Chillingo/Zeptolab
  • MULTIPLAYER

    • Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit
      Development Team
      Electronic Arts/Criterion Games
  • ORIGINAL MUSIC

    • Heavy Rain
      Normand Corbeil
      Sony Computer Entertainment/Quantic Dream & XDev Studio Europe
  • SOCIAL NETWORK GAME

    • My Empire
      Development Team
      Playfish/Playfish
  • SPORTS

    • F1 2010
      Development Team
      Codemasters/Codemasters Birmingham
  • STORY

    • Heavy Rain
      David Cage, Guillaume de Fondaumiere, Scott Johnson
      Sony Computer Entertainment/Quantic Dream & XDev Studio Europe
  • STRATEGY

    • WINNER: Civilization V
      Jon Shafer, Dorian Newcomb, Brian Wade
      2K Games/Firaxis
  • TECHNICAL INNOVATION

    • WINNER: Heavy Rain
      David Cage, Guillaume de Fondaumiere, Scott Johnson
      Sony Computer Entertainment/Quantic Dream & XDev Studio Europe
  • USE OF AUDIO

    • WINNER: Battlefield: Bad Company: 2
      Stefan Strandberg
      Electronic Arts/DICE/05.03.10
  • BAFTA ONES TO WATCH AWARD (in association with Dare to be Digital)

    • WINNER: Twang
      Jocce Marklund, Annette Nielsen, Linus Nordgren, Marcus Heder, Thomas Finlay
      (That Game Studio)
  • GAME AWARD OF 2010 (Public Vote)

    • WINNER:Call of Duty: Black Ops
      Activision Blizzard UK Ltd/Treyarch

    So, what do you think, deserved winners?

    Note: Rockstar apparently withdrew Red Dead Redemption from the awards.

    38 Comments

    1. Pleased Heavy Rain won lots.

      Cage dedicating the award to Sony Japan was nice of him, too

    2. Some good results there, F1 2010 for best sports, yeah man! and BC2 getting an award too, great results

    3. Think its a fair win for all those games. Congrat to Heavy Rain for getting the recognition it deserves!

    4. Good list of winners, undermined by the idiocy of the general public.

    5. Glad that Heavy Rain did well, but I would have thought LBP2 would get something like technical innovation

      • Not really as innovative.
        I’d be disappointed if a sequel won that, to be honest.
        As good as LBP2 is, in the end it is merely a refinement and expansion of LBP.
        And that’s why we love it. :)

        • You make a good point, but the possibilities opened up in the sequel are the most groundbreaking mechanics I’ve ever seen in a game and a huge step forward for the series – so for me it’s incredibly deserving :)

    6. I’m happy with most of those winners and especially pleased to see Heavy Rain doing well.
      While sitting in my car waiting to collect a friend last night I had my first opportunity to play Cut the Rope and it really made the time fly, cute little puzzler and nice to see it win an award.

    7. Glad to see ACB get one, brilliant game!

    8. Thrilled with the results, especially in the multiplayer category. Amazing!

    9. Some nice games winning! No shock at Blops winning public vote

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