Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has been crowned best game at this year's Bafta Games Awards - but didn't quite sweep the board as expected.
The role-playing adventure, made by French studio Sandfall Interactive, took home three awards in total, also winning debut game and lead performer for actress Jennifer English.
It had gone into the awards with 12 nominations across 10 categories, but missed out in the supporting performer category and, perhaps most surprisingly, music.
Superhero adventure Dispatch took home three awards, while PlayStation action game Ghost of Yōtei won two.
Expedition 33 is set in a world where a supernatural being known as The Paintress prevents the population from growing past a certain age.
