Baldur's Gate 3 just had the biggest night at the Golden Joystick Awards since The Last of Us: Part 2 and The Witcher 3
Nov. 11, 2023A record-breaking haul
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Baldur’s Gate 3and Larian Studios just had the most successful night in the history of the Golden Joysticks Awards.
Baldur’s Gate 3 claimed the prize in all five of the categories it was nominated for; Best Storytelling, Best Visual Design, Best Game Community, PC Game of the Year, and Ultimate Game of the Year. That’s in addition to a Best Supporting Performer win for actor Neil Newbon, who portrays Astarion in the game, and a Studio of the Year win for Larian itself.
For a full rundown of all of last night’s winners, check out [link]
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