LONDON — California-based Naughty Dog’s “The Last of Us,” a post-apocalyptic story of love and loss among the last survivors of humanity, dominated the BAFTA Game Awards in London Wednesday.
It took home five prizes: Action & Adventure, Audio Achievement, Best Game, Story (Bruce Straley, Neil Druckmann), and Performer, which was presented to Ashley Johnson for her role as Ellie.
Rockstar Games’ “Grand Theft Auto V” won in the British Game, Game Design and Multiplayer categories. Rockstar also received the BAFTA Fellowship.
Media Molecule’s “Tearaway” won awards for Artistic Achievement, Family, and Mobile and Handheld.
BAFTA GAMES AWARDS
BEST GAME
The Last of Us
Development Team
DEBUT GAME
Gone Home
Development Team
GAME DESIGN
Grand Theft Auto V
Development Team
GAME INNOVATION
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
Development Team
AUDIO ACHIEVEMENT
The Last of Us
Development Team
ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENT
Tearaway
Development Team
ORIGINAL MUSIC
BioShock Infinite
James Bonney, Garry Schyman
PERFORMER
Ashley Johnson (Ellie)
The Last of Us
STORY
The Last of Us
Bruce Straley, Neil Druckmann
ACTION AND ADVENTURE
The Last of Us
Development Team
MOBILE & HANDHELD
Tearaway
Development Team
MULTIPLAYER
Grand Theft Auto V
Development Team
SPORTS
FIFA 14
Development Team
STRATEGY AND SIMULATION
Papers, Please
Lucas Pope
FAMILY
Tearaway
Development Team
BAFTA ONES TO WATCH AWARD
Size DOES Matter
Mattis Delerud, Silje Dahl, Lars Andersen, Trond Fasteraune, Nick La Rooy
BRITISH GAME
Grand Theft Auto V
Development Team
BAFTA FELLOWSHIP
Rockstar Games