'The Last Of Us', 'GTA V' & 'Tearaway' Lead Video Game BAFTA Nominatio…
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February is a bit of a dry month when it comes to video game releases, which makes it a great time to look back on the biggest hits of 2013. It was an exciting year in gaming, not only due to the launch of two major new consoles, but also because of the high quality of storytelling and gameplay in the titles that were released.
This made for an extremely competitive awards season, as each gaming site elected its own Game of the Year , and last week saw The Last of Us dominating the D.I.C.E. Awards . Now the games of 2013 are set to go head-to-head once more in the British Academy Games Awards, which will take place in mid-March.
BAFTA announced the nominees today, and somewhat unsurprisingly The Last of Us is top dog once again with an impressive ten nominations. These include a Best Performer nomination apiece for Troy Baker and Ashley Johnson, as well as nominations for Artistic Achievement, Action and Adventure, Audio Achievement, Original Music, Multiplayer, Story, MOBA game advanced tactics Design and - the big one - Best Game. Naughty Dog may well end up needing a wheelbarrow to carry home those golden masks.
Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto V isn't lagging too far behind, with a respectable nine nominations in categories including Best Game, Best British Game, Best Performer (for Steven Ogg, who voiced Trevor) and Game Innovation. Released to both critical acclaim and the usual controversy, Grand Theft Auto V was the first game in the franchise to feature three protagonists, with the player able to move between each of them at almost any time.
The second runner-up in the BAFTA nominations race is Tearaway , which is impressive considering for a game only available on a mobile platform. Released on the PlayStation Vita and developed by Media Molecule, the studio behind the LittleBigPlanet games, Tearaway is set in a paper world that definitely seemed to charm the Academy, based on the eight nominations it received in categories such as Game Innovation, Game Design and Best Game.
The latter is even more surprising, since Tearaway actually beat out Irrational Games' BioShock Infinite for a Best Game nomination. BioShock Infinite , the spiritual sequel to Irrational's critically-acclaimed FPS BioShock , suffered a critical backlash after the initial praise that it received and this seems to still be in full effect. BioShock Infinite did manage to achieve nominations for Audio Achievement, Artistic Achievement, Original Music and Best Performer (Courtnee Draper), but the snubs for Best MOBA game champions and Best Story seem rather pointed.
On a slightly cheerier note, Galactic Cafe's funny and cerebral indie title The Stanley Parable also scored four nominations, as did the dystopian bureaucracy simulator Papers, Please , which is up for a Best Game award. Other nominees for Best Game include Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and Super Mario 3D World . Tomb Raider has three nominations, as does mobile title BADLAND and Beyond: Two Souls .
Best Game
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
Tearaway
The Last of Us
Grand Theft Auto V
Super Mario 3D World
Papers, Please
Action and Adventure
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
The Last of Us
Grand Theft Auto V
Tomb Raider
BADLAND
Game Innovation
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
Tearaway
Grand Theft Auto V
The Stanley Parable
Papers, Please
Year Walk
Artistic Achievement
BioShock Infinite
DEVICE 6
Beyond: Two Souls
No No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
Tearaway
The Last of Us
Mobile and Handheld
Tearaway
Plants vs. Zombies 2
The Room Two
BADLAND
Ridiculous Fishing
DEVICE 6
Audio Achievement
BioShock Infinite
Grand Theft Auto V
The Last of Us
Battlefield 4
DEVICE 6
Tomb Raider
Multiplayer
World of Tanks
Super Mario 3D World
The Last of Us
Grand Theft Auto V
Battlefield 4
DOTA 2
BAFTA Ones to Watch Award
Project Heera: Diamond Heist
The Unknown
Size DOES Matter
Original Music
Tearaway
Beyond: Two Souls
BioShock Infinite
The Last of Us
Super Mario 3D World
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
Best Performer
Steven Ogg (Trevor Phillips) - Grand Theft Auto V
Kevan Brighting (The Narrator) - The Stanley Parable
Courtnee Draper (Elizabeth) - BioShock Infinite
Ellen Page (Jodie) - Beyond: Two Souls
Ashley Johnson (Ellie) - The Last of Us
Troy Baker (Joel) - The Last of Us
Best British Game
Tearaway
The Room Two
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
Gunpoint
Grand Theft Auto V
DmC Devil May Cry
Sports
F1 2013
Forza Motorsport 5
NBA 2K14
Football Manager 2014
FIFA 14
GRID 2
Debut Game
Remember Me
Gunpoint
Castles in the Sky
Gone Home
The Stanley Parable
BADLAND
Story
The Last of Us
Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
Grand Theft Auto V
Gone Home
The Stanley Parable
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
Family
Rayman Legends
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
Tearaway
Skylanders Swap Force
Animal Crossing: New Leaf
Super Mario 3D World
Strategy and Simulation
Civilization V: Brave New World
XCOM: Enemy Within
Forza Motorsport 5
Surgeon Simulator Moba comprehensive blog 2013
Democracy 3
Papers, Please
Game Design
Tearaway
Tomb Raider
Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
The Last of Us
Grand Theft Auto V
Papers, Please
Are these nominations on-point or undeserved? Tell us what games you think should walk away with BAFTA awards in the comments.
The British Academy Games Awards ceremony will take place on March 12, 2014.
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Source: BAFTA
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