The BAFTA Games Awards 2025 are now over, and Astro Bot has once again taken the spotlight. The game not only won Best Game of the Year but also picked up several other top honors. This makes it one of the most awarded games of the season. With more than 15 total wins across different shows, Astro Bot is clearly a fan and critic favorite.
Other big games like Vampire Survivors, Hellblade 2, and new title Tales of Kenzera: ZAU also made their mark at this year’s BAFTA.
Let’s take a look at all the winners and key highlights from the event.
BAFTA Games Awards 2025: All Main Winners
Best Game
- Winner: Astro Bot – Team ASOBI / Sony Interactive Entertainment
Astro Bot beat strong titles like Helldivers 2 and Black Myth: Wukong to win the top prize.
Animation
- Winner: Astro Bot
Smooth movements and playful visuals gave it the edge over others like Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and LEGO Horizon Adventures.
Artistic Achievement
- Winner: Neva
A beautiful and emotional art style helped Neva stand out from games like Hellblade 2 and Astro Bot.
Audio Achievement
- Winner: Astro Bot
Crisp sound design and joyful effects helped Astro Bot win again in this category.
British Game
- Winner: Thank Goodness You’re Here!
This quirky British game beat big names like Hellblade 2 and Still Wakes the Deep.
Debut Game
- Winner: Balatro
A unique and fun card game that impressed as a first-time title.
Evolving Game
- Winner: Vampire Survivors
With steady updates and new features, this game kept players hooked all year.
Family Game
- Winner: Astro Bot
Its friendly gameplay and colorful world made it the perfect choice for all ages.
Game Beyond Entertainment
- Winner: Tales of Kenzera: ZAU
This emotional game touched hearts and delivered a strong message beyond just gameplay.
Game Design
- Winner: Astro Bot
Easy controls, creative levels, and clever design helped it win again here.
Multiplayer
- Winner: Helldivers 2
Fun, teamwork-based action helped it beat Call of Duty and Super Mario Party.
Music
- Winner: Helldivers 2
Its thrilling music and dramatic tone helped it win the music award.
Narrative
- Winner: Metaphor: ReFantazio
A fresh RPG story that won hearts with deep storytelling.
New IP (Intellectual Property)
- Winner: Still Wakes the Deep
An original idea with spooky vibes and a gripping tale.
Performer in a Leading Role
- Winner: Alec Newman as Cameron ‘Caz’ McLeary – Still Wakes the Deep
Powerful acting made this performance truly memorable.
Performer in a Supporting Role
- Winner: Karen Dunbar as Finlay – Still Wakes the Deep
A heartfelt performance that added depth to the story.
Technical Achievement
- Winner: Hellblade II
With impressive graphics and deep immersion, this game nailed technical quality.
Special Additions To Make This Article Shine:
- Astro Bot’s winning formula: Simple controls, loveable design, and fun music made this game connect with everyone.
- Rise of Indies: Games like Balatro and Animal Well proved that even small developers can compete at the top.
- Diverse Genres: This year had everything—shooters, platformers, family games, emotional narratives, and even cozy games.
- New voices rising: New developers and voices, like Surgent Studios with Tales of Kenzera: ZAU, are changing the future of gaming.
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