The BAFTA awards kicked off from the palatial estate of comedian Dara Ó Briain’s living room, with acceptance speeches being delivered via Zoom conference videos that made for hell of a strange night.

Living with anxiety, depression and other world-warping mental health issues. Cross-platform interactive short Fractured Minds is a powerful and perceptive experience that conveys what it’s like. Oh, and this BAFTA winner was made by a 17 year old.

The 15th Annual British Academy Gaming Awards was held in London last night, and saw the critically-acclaimed title take home not just the top trophy, but also the awards for Audio Achievement, Music, Narrative, and to Jeremy Davies for his performance as The Stranger. This makes God of War the winner of five out of the ten categories it was …

Bow ties. Fancy champagne. Bow ties. What makes the BAFTAs neat, is that the even actually recognises the importance of video games and regularly elevates them to the same level of attention that film and television happens to enjoy, with their own dedicated awards show. This year, the nominations for the best in gaming makes for one heck of a stacked field, albeit one that isn’t exactly surprising.