Pégases

In June 2019, the Académie des Arts et Techniques du Jeu Vidéo (Academy of Video Game Arts and Techniques) was founded by the Syndicat National du Jeu Vidéo, the professional trade association that brings together French video game production and publishing companies, all organizations involved in production activities in France, and partners in video game development. This new entity's purpose would be to establish a national video game awards ceremony to reward and highlight creative works and talent in the French video game industry. These accolades were intended to mirror the César Awards, which honor excellence in the French film industry.^[5][6][7]

The main goal of the Pégases was to elevate the status of video games and to streamline the long-standing French tradition of various—and often competing—awards.^[8] By the time of its third edition in 2022, the ceremony had established itself as the sole major event of its kind in France. The Academy also sought to move away from the "César Awards of video games" identity in order to make the Pégases an event in its own right and highlight the contributions of video games to other fields.^[9]

The members of the Academy of Video Game Arts and Techniques are grouped into five colleges according to their profession in the video game industry; with a sixth honorary one made up of professionals who play an indirect role in video game production or who work in a field related to the medium.^[6][10][11] The colleges are:^[12]

• "Technology College" : programming, technical direction, networking, IT, tools, etc.

• "Visual and Audio College" : 2D/3D art and concept design, graphics, animation, video creation and cutscene production, sound design, etc.

• "Design College" : game design, level design, scriptwriting and dialogue writing, etc.

• "Management College" : production management, game direction, project management, etc.

• "Publishing and Support College" : marketing, user acquisition, live operations, brand management, business development, etc.

• "Honorary College" : journalists, educators, influencers/content creators, etc.

A Steering Committee consisting of one or two elected members from each college handles administration of the Academy and the preparation of the ceremony.^[13] The Academy is open to anyone, as long as they are a professional in the French video game industry, and membership is free.^[6]

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As of 2025, the Pégases consists of 18 categories. Only games primarily developed in France are eligible for 13 of them, with 3 awards dedicated to honoring foreign video games ("Best Foreign Video Game", "Best Foreign Independent Video Game" and "Best Foreign Mobile Game").^[6][5] The remaining 2 are honorary prizes awarded to individuals ("Person of the Year" and "Honorary Award").^[14][15]

The winners of these awards are presented with a Pégase, a trophy depicting one of the most famous creatures in Greek mythology, after which the ceremony is named ("Pégase" being the French cognate of Pegasus). The Pégase trophy is designed in France and crafted by the Macheret art foundry, a workshop officially labelled "Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant" (Living Heritage Company) by the French state for its artisanal expertise.^[16][17] It is made of bronze with a gold-plated finish and sits on a black lacquered resin base.^[18][19]

The Pégase for "Person of the Year" and the "Honorary Award" are presented to individuals for their contributions to the industry; the Honorary Award being bestowed to pay tribute to the entire career of a highly accomplished professional for example.^[2][20] The recipients of these two individual recognitions are decided by the Steering Committee specifically rather than the Academy as a whole.^[21]

As to the other 16 awards, participation is entirely voluntary. There is no preliminary screening. Game developers must register their game and select the specific categories (within the limits set by the rules) in which they wish to compete. The Academy then verifies that basic technical and administrative criteria are met (the release date, the percentage of French production for the categories that require it, etc.).^[22] Student teams or their schools must take the initiative to submit their application for the "Best Student Video Game" category.^[23]

About 80 to 120 video games are submitted every year by studios to the Academy of Video Game Arts and Techniques for the Pégases. Theareafter, each member of the Academy, of which there are roughly 3,000 as of 2025, votes for the candidate they deem the worthiest from the list of submitted titles in each category.^[14][24] A ballot is then created with the most nominated games (typically 3 titles per category). Nominations are announced in early February. The members subsequently vote in a second round to determine the winner among the three nominees. Each member’s vote in both rounds is secret to ensure privacy and foster integrity.^[21]

There is, however, one exception. While the Academy as a whole does vote to determine the nominees for "Best Student Video Game" in the first round, no second-round vote takes place for this category. It is the Steering Commitee that evaluates the nominated projects and determines the winning student team.^[25]

In 2022, the organization introduced a new rule to prevent any single game from winning more than five awards: with the exception of the so-called "queen categories" ("Best Video Game", "Best Independent Video Game" and "Best Mobile Game"), a title shall be submitted in no more than three categories.^[26] An "Audience Award" was bestowed in the 2022, 2023 and 2024 editions. The award for "Best Character" was replaced after the 2021 edition with the one for "Best Accessibility"; and the "Best Video Game Universe" award, with the Pégase for "Best Technological Innovation" following the 2022 edition.^[27][28]

During the ceremony, exclusive announcements of new games are made and never-before-seen trailers of upcoming games revealed.^[29][15][30]

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2020

The 1st annual Pégases celebrated games released in 2019. The ceremony was held at Théâtre de la Madeleine on March 9, 2020.^[31][1] The hosts of the event were Salomé Lagresle and Emmanuel Levy.^[10]

Best Video Game A Plague Tale: Innocence – Asobo Studio Life Is Strange 2 – Don't Nod WRC 8 – Kylotonn / Bigben Interactive	Best Independent Video Game Night Call – Monkeymoon Crying Suns – Alt Shift Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom – Game Atelier / FDG Entertainment
Best Mobile Game Dead Cells – Motion Twin Rayman Mini – Ubisoft Montpellier / Pastagames Tokotoko – Kalank	Best Debut Video Game Un Pas Fragile – Opal Games Night Call – Monkeymoon Unruly Heroes – Magic Design Studios
Best Student Video Game Don't Look – CNAM-ENJMIN Aurore – CNAM-ENJMIN Toxic Pink! – Rubika	Beyond the Video Game Alt-Frequencies – Accidental Queens GreedFall – Spiders / Focus Home Interactive Life Is Strange 2 – Don't Nod
Excellence in Visuals A Plague Tale: Innocence – Asobo Studio GreedFall – Spiders / Focus Home Interactive The Wanderer: Frankenstein's Creature – La Belle Games / ARTE France	Best Audio A Plague Tale: Innocence – Asobo Studio Alt-Frequencies – Accidental Queens Life Is Strange 2 – Don't Nod
Excellence in Narrative Life Is Strange 2 – Don't Nod Night Call – Monkeymoon A Plague Tale: Innocence – Asobo Studio	Best Game Design A Plague Tale: Innocence – Asobo Studio Alt-Frequencies – Accidental Queens Crying Suns – Alt Shift
Best Video Game Universe A Plague Tale: Innocence – Asobo Studio GreedFall – Spiders / Focus Home Interactive Life Is Strange 2 – Don't Nod	Best Character A Plague Tale: Innocence – Asobo Studio Life Is Strange 2 – Don't Nod Un Pas Fragile – Opal Games
Best Game as a Service Dead Cells – Motion Twin Frag Pro Shooter – Oh BiBi Just Dance 2020 – Ubisoft	Best Foreign Video Game Metro Exodus – 4A Games Apex Legends – Respawn Entertainment / Electronic Arts Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order – Respawn Entertainment / Electronic Arts
Best Foreign Independent Video Game Outer Wilds – Mobius Digital Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey – Panache Digital Games / Private Division Pikuniku – Sectordub / Devolver Digital	Best Foreign Mobile Game Sayonara Wild Hearts – Simogo Dungeons & Dragons: Warriors of Waterdeep – Ludia Lemmings: The Puzzle Adventure – Sad Puppy
Person of the Year Jehanne Rousseau	Honorary Award Yves Guillemot

2021

The 2nd annual Pégases celebrated games released in 2020. The ceremony was held virtually on March 17, 2021. The host of the event was Salomé Lagresle.^[2]

Best Video Game Microsoft Flight Simulator – Asobo Studio / Xbox Game Studios Tell Me Why – Don't Nod / Xbox Game Studios WRC 9 – Kylotonn / Nacon	Best Independent Video Game Haven – The Game Bakers There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension – Draw Me a Pixel Streets of Rage 4 – Lizardcube / Guard Crush Games / Dotemu
Best Mobile Game Ordesa – Cinétévé Expérience Pango Bakery – Studio Pango SpongeBob: Patty Pursuit – Old Skull Games	Best Debut Video Game Shady Part of Me – Douze Dixièmes / Focus Home Interactive There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension – Draw Me a Pixel Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem – Wolcen Studio
Best Student Video Game Symphonia – ISART Digital Aefen Fall – Studio 9.7 / Rubika Soul Weaver – New3dge	Beyond the Video Game Tell Me Why – Don't Nod / Xbox Game Studios Haven – The Game Bakers Shady Part of Me – Douze Dixièmes / Focus Home Interactive
Excellence in Visuals Microsoft Flight Simulator – Asobo Studio / Xbox Game Studios Othercide – Lightbulb Crew / Focus Home Interactive Paper Beast – Pixel Reef / Plug In Digital	Best Audio Streets of Rage 4 – Lizardcube / Guard Crush Games / Dotemu Double Kick Heroes – Headbang Club Haven – The Game Bakers
Excellence in Narrative Tell Me Why – Don't Nod / Xbox Game Studios Haven – The Game Bakers There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension – Draw Me a Pixel	Best Game Design There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension – Draw Me a Pixel Paper Beast – Pixel Reef / Plug In Digital ScourgeBringer – Flying Oak Games / Dear Villagers
Best Video Game Universe Paper Beast – Pixel Reef / Plug In Digital Haven – The Game Bakers Tell Me Why – Don't Nod / Xbox Game Studios	Best Character Haven – The Game Bakers Shady Part of Me – Douze Dixièmes / Focus Home Interactive Tell Me Why – Don't Nod / Xbox Game Studios
Best Game as a Service Microsoft Flight Simulator – Asobo Studio / Xbox Game Studios Just Dance 2021 – Ubisoft WRC 9 – Kylotonn / Nacon	Best Foreign Video Game Ori and the Will of the Wisps – Moon Studios / Xbox Game Studios Iron Harvest – King Art Games / Deep Silver Yakuza: Like a Dragon – Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio / Sega
Best Foreign Independent Video Game Hades – Supergiant Games Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition – Cardboard Computer / Annapurna Interactive Raji: An Ancient Epic – Nodding Heads Games / SuperGG.com	Best Foreign Mobile Game If Found... – Dreamfeel / Annapurna Interactive MudRunner – Saber Interactive / Focus Home Interactive South of the Circle – State of Play Games
Person of the Year Adrien Nougaret (ZeratoR)	Honorary Award Éric Chahi

2022

The 3rd annual Pégases celebrated games released in 2021. The ceremony was held at La Cigale on March 10, 2022. The host of the event was Salomé Lagresle.^[27]

More information Audience Award Deathloop – Arkane Lyon ...

Best Video Game Deathloop – Arkane Lyon Humankind – Amplitude Studios Road 96 – DigixArt	Best Independent Video Game Road 96 – DigixArt Curse of the Dead Gods – Passtech Games / Focus Entertainment The Last Spell – Ishtar Games / The Arcade Crew
Best Mobile Game Northgard – Shiro Games / Playdigious Masterchef: Let's Cook – Old Skull Games Unmaze – Upian / Hiver Prod / ARTE France	Best Debut Video Game Solasta: Crown of the Magister – Tactical Adventures Save Me Mr Tako: Definitive Edition – Deneos Games Young Souls – 1P2P / The Arcade Crew
Best Student Video Game Lysfangha – ISART Digital Bulle – CNAM-ENJMIN Jivana – Team Jivana / Rubika	Beyond the Video Game Road 96 – DigixArt Humankind – Amplitude Studios Rubicon: A Conspiracy of Silence – Midnight Mood / La Belle Games
Excellence in Visuals Deathloop – Arkane Lyon Edge of Eternity – Midgar Studio / Dear Villagers Young Souls – 1P2P / The Arcade Crew	Best Audio Road 96 – DigixArt Deathloop – Arkane Lyon Humankind – Amplitude Studios
Excellence in Narrative Road 96 – DigixArt Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Wrath of the Druids – Ubisoft Montreal Deathloop – Arkane Lyon	Best Game Design Deathloop – Arkane Lyon Humankind – Amplitude Studios The Last Spell – Ishtar Games / The Arcade Crew
Best Video Game Universe Deathloop – Arkane Lyon Edge of Eternity – Midgar Studio / Dear Villagers Road 96 – DigixArt	Best Accessibility Road 96 – DigixArt Just Dance 2022 – Ubisoft Masterchef: Let's Cook – Old Skull Games
Best Game as a Service Curse of the Dead Gods – Passtech Games / Focus Entertainment Just Dance 2022 – Ubisoft Riders Republic – Ubisoft Annecy	Best Foreign Video Game The Forgotten City – Modern Storyteller / Dear Villagers Little Nightmares II – Tarsier Studios / Supermassive Games / Bandai Namco Entertainment Psychonauts 2 – Double Fine / Xbox Game Studios
Best Foreign Independent Video Game Chicory: A Colorful Tale – Greg Lobanov / Finji The Forgotten City – Modern Storyteller / Dear Villagers Oddworld: Soulstorm – Oddworld Inhabitants	Best Foreign Mobile Game Sparklite – Red Blue Games Lego Star Wars: Castaways – Gameloft Summoners War: Sky Arena – Com2uS
Audience Award Deathloop – Arkane Lyon
Person of the Year Dinga Bakaba	Honorary Award Benoît Sokal

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2023

The 4th annual Pégases celebrated games released in 2022. The ceremony was held at La Cigale on March 9, 2023. The host of the event was Salomé Lagresle.^[28]

Best Video Game Stray – BlueTwelve Studio / Annapurna Interactive A Plague Tale: Requiem – Asobo Studio / Focus Entertainment Sifu – Sloclap	Best Independent Video Game Stray – BlueTwelve Studio / Annapurna Interactive Sifu – Sloclap Tinykin – Spashteam
Best Mobile Game Tales Up – Périple Studio A Musical Story – Glee-Cheese Studio / Plug In Digital Nickelodeon Extreme Tennis – Old Skull Games	Best Debut Video Game Stray – BlueTwelve Studio / Annapurna Interactive Onde – Lance / 3-50 Time Rift – Lightshards / Abiding Bridge
Best Student Video Game Alaska – Artfx Gevaudan 1851 – Piktura Radiant Dawn – Game Sup	Beyond the Video Game Flat Eye – Monkeymoon Inua: A Story in Ice and Time – Pixel Hunt / IKO / ARTE France Syberia: The World Before – Microids
Excellence in Visuals A Plague Tale: Requiem – Asobo Studio / Focus Entertainment Sifu – Sloclap Stray – BlueTwelve Studio / Annapurna Interactive	Best Audio A Plague Tale: Requiem – Asobo Studio / Focus Entertainment Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope – Ubisoft Milan / Ubisoft Paris A Musical Story – Glee-Cheese Studio / Plug In Digital
Excellence in Narrative A Plague Tale: Requiem – Asobo Studio / Focus Entertainment Flat Eye – Monkeymoon Syberia: The World Before – Microids	Best Game Design Sifu – Sloclap Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope – Ubisoft Milan / Ubisoft Paris Tinykin – Spashteam
Best Technological Innovation Dune: Spice Wars – Shiro Games Dual Universe – Novaquark Fast Libero – Sporty Peppers	Best Accessibility Steelrising – Spiders / Nacon Arkanoid: Eternal Battle – Pastagames Tales Up – Périple Studio
Best Game as a Service Solasta: Crown of the Magister – Tactical Adventures Airport Simulator: First Class – Playrion Tales Up – Périple Studio	Best Foreign Video Game Elden Ring – FromSoftware / Bandai Namco Entertainment God of War Ragnarök – Santa Monica Studio / Sony Interactive Entertainment Tunic – Isometricorp Games / Finji
Best Foreign Independent Video Game Tunic – Isometricorp Games / Finji Hardspace: Shipbreaker – Blackbird Interactive / Focus Entertainment Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge – Tribute Games / Dotemu	Best Foreign Mobile Game Spiritfarer – Thunder Lotus Games / Playdigious Idle Siege – Gameloft Marvel Snap – Second Dinner / Nuverse
Audience Award A Plague Tale: Requiem – Asobo Studio / Focus Entertainment
Person of the Year Nicolas Cannasse	Honorary Award Olivier Derivière

2024

The 5th annual Pégases celebrated games released in 2023. The ceremony was held on March 7, 2024. The hosts of the event were Salomé Lagresle and Samuel Étienne.^[7][20][32]

More information Audience Award Assassin's Creed Mirage – Ubisoft Bordeaux ...

Best Video Game Chants of Sennaar – Rundisc / Focus Entertainment Assassin's Creed Mirage – Ubisoft Bordeaux Jusant – Don't Nod	Best Independent Video Game Chants of Sennaar – Rundisc / Focus Entertainment Dordogne – Un Je Ne Sais Quoi / Umanimation / Focus Entertainment Have a Nice Death – Magic Design Studios
Best Mobile Game Valiant Hearts: Coming Home – Old Skull Games / Ubisoft Montpellier Mighty Quest: Rogue Palace – Ubisoft Paris The Wreck – The Pixel Hunt	Best Debut Video Game En Garde – Fireplace Games Dordogne – Un Je Ne Sais Quoi / Umanimation / Focus Entertainment Pâquerette down the Bunburrows – Bunstack / Abiding Bridge
Best Student Video Game Sikaria: A Silent Hunt – ISART Digital	Beyond the Video Game Valiant Hearts: Coming Home – Old Skull Games / Ubisoft Montpellier Chants of Sennaar – Rundisc / Focus Entertainment The Wreck – The Pixel Hunt
Excellence in Visuals Dordogne – Un Je Ne Sais Quoi / Umanimation / Focus Entertainment Assassin's Creed Mirage – Ubisoft Bordeaux Chants of Sennaar – Rundisc / Focus Entertainment	Best Audio Jusant – Don't Nod Assassin's Creed Mirage – Ubisoft Bordeaux The Crew Motorfest – Ubisoft Ivory Tower
Excellence in Narrative Valiant Hearts: Coming Home – Old Skull Games / Ubisoft Montpellier Assassin's Creed Mirage – Ubisoft Bordeaux The Wreck – The Pixel Hunt	Best Game Design Chants of Sennaar – Rundisc / Focus Entertainment The Crew Motorfest – Ubisoft Ivory Tower Jusant – Don't Nod
Best Technological Innovation Headbangers: Rhythm Royale – Glee-Cheese Studio Aliens: Dark Descent – Tindalos Interactive / Focus Entertainment Dragon Duelist – Sporty Peppers	Best Accessibility KarmaZoo – Pastagames Firebird – Ludogram / FibreTigre / Quentin Vijoux Go Go Magnet: Fish & Merge – Oh BiBi
Best Game as a Service The Crew Motorfest – Ubisoft Ivory Tower Go Go Magnet: Fish & Merge – Oh BiBi Tales Up – Périple Studio	Best Foreign Video Game Baldur's Gate 3 – Larian Studios Cocoon – Geometric Interactive / Annapurna Interactive Hogwarts Legacy – Avalanche Software / Warner Bros. Games
Best Foreign Independent Video Game Cocoon – Geometric Interactive / Annapurna Interactive Party Animals – Recreate Games / Source Technology	Best Foreign Mobile Game Little Nightmares – Tarsier Studios / Bandai Namco Entertainment / Playdigious Disney Dreamlight Valley Arcade Edition – Gameloft Montreal
Audience Award Assassin's Creed Mirage – Ubisoft Bordeaux
Person of the Year Mickaël Newton	Honorary Award Muriel Tramis

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2025

The 6th annual Pégases celebrated games released in 2024. The ceremony was held at La Cigale on March 6, 2025.^[29][33][15] The host of the event was Samuel Étienne.^[14]

Best Video Game Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown – Ubisoft Montpellier Beast: Bio Exo Arena Suit Team – Oh BiBi Ravenswatch – Passtech Games / Nacon	Best Independent Video Game Caravan SandWitch – Plane Toast / Plug In Digital Empire of the Ants – Tower Five / Microids The Operator – Bureau 81
Best Mobile Game Beast: Bio Exo Arena Suit Team – Oh BiBi Kosma's Chronicles – Pocket Story Mutants: Genesis – Celsius Online	Best Debut Video Game Caravan SandWitch – Plane Toast / Plug In Digital The Operator – Bureau 81 Symphonia – Sunny Peak
Best Student Video Game Myrmidon – Rubika Bloody Dates! – ISART Digital	Beyond the Video Game Tchia – Awaceb Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge – Humble Reeds Threshold – Julien Eveillé / Critical Reflex
Excellence in Visuals Empire of the Ants – Tower Five / Microids Caravan SandWitch – Plane Toast / Plug In Digital Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 – Asobo Studio	Best Audio Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown – Ubisoft Montpellier Caravan SandWitch – Plane Toast / Plug In Digital Symphonia – Sunny Peak
Excellence in Narrative The Operator – Bureau 81 Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden – Don't Nod / Focus Entertainment Worlds of Aria – Ludogram / Ishtar Games	Best Game Design Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown – Ubisoft Montpellier Mutants: Genesis – Celsius Online Ravenswatch – Passtech Games / Nacon
Best Technological Innovation Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 – Asobo Studio Dark Hours – Piece of Cake Studios Hide the Corpse – Realcast / HyperVR Games	Best Accessibility Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown – Ubisoft Montpellier Pyrene – Two Tiny Dice / Indie Asylum Tchia – Awaceb
Best Game as a Service Dofus – Ankama Games Renaissance Kingdoms – Celsius Online Virtual Regatta – Virtual Regatta	Best Foreign Video Game Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 – Saber Interactive / Focus Entertainment Final Fantasy VII Rebirth – Square Enix Neva – Nomada Studio / Devolver Digital
Best Foreign Independent Video Game Neva – Nomada Studio / Devolver Digital Manor Lords – Slavic Magic / Hooded Horse The Plucky Squire – All Possible Futures / Devolver Digital	Best Foreign Mobile Game Loop Hero – Four Quarters / Devolver Digital / Playdigious Children of Morta – Dead Mage / 11 Bit Studios Potion Permit – MassHive Media / PQube
Person of the Year Romain de Waubert	Honorary Award Stéphane Natkin

2026

The 7th annual Pégases celebrated games released in 2025. The ceremony was held at La Cigale on March 5, 2026. The host of the event was Salomé Lagresle.^[34]

Best Video Game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – Sandfall Interactive / Kepler Interactive Absolum – Guard Crush Games and Supamonks / Dotemu The Rogue Prince of Persia – Evil Empire / Ubisoft	Best Independent Video Game Absolum – Guard Crush Games and Supamonks / Dotemu Rematch – Sloclap / Kepler Interactive Sol Cesto – Géraud Zucchini, Chariospirale and Tambouille / Goblinz Publishing Wednesdays – The Pixel Hunt and Pierre Corbinais / ARTE France
Best Mobile Game Les Murmures du Soleil – Sacha Alzieu / Biscuit Factory Molang Match'n Munch – Da Viking Code / Impulse Media Hub SpongeBob: Patty Pursuit 2 – Old Skull Games / Viacom International	Best Debut Video Game The Rogue Prince of Persia – Evil Empire / Ubisoft Drop Duchy – Sleepy Mill Studio / The Arcade Crew CARIMARA - Beneath The Forlorn Limbs – Bastinus Rex / Critical Reflex
Best Student Video Game Candellum – ISART Digital Barrel Roll – Rubika / Rubika Supinfogame Memory Lane – Forget-Me-Not Studio / Rubika Supinfogame	Beyond the Video Game Wednesdays – The Pixel Hunt and Pierre Corbinais / ARTE France A Better World – Ludogram / ARTE France Fireside Feelings – Team Empreintes / The CoLab
Excellence in Visuals Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – Sandfall Interactive / Kepler Interactive Absolum – Guard Crush Games and Supamonks / Dotemu The Rogue Prince of Persia – Evil Empire / Ubisoft	Best Audio Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – Sandfall Interactive / Kepler Interactive Absolum – Guard Crush Games and Supamonks / Dotemu The Rogue Prince of Persia – Evil Empire / Ubisoft
Excellence in Narrative Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – Sandfall Interactive / Kepler Interactive Crown Gambit – Wild Wits Games / Playdigious Amerzone : The Explorer's Legacy (Remake) – Microids Studio Paris / Microids Wednesdays – The Pixel Hunt and Pierre Corbinais / ARTE France	Best Game Design Absolum – Guard Crush Games and Supamonks / Dotemu Drop Duchy – Sleepy Mill Studio / The Arcade Crew Sol Cesto – Géraud Zucchini, Chariospirale and Tambouille / Goblinz Publishing
Best Technological Innovation Rematch – Sloclap / Kepler Interactive Plan B: Terraform – Gaddy Games Sheepherds – Ultimo Disco	Best Accessibility Wednesdays – The Pixel Hunt and Pierre Corbinais / ARTE France Les Murmures du Soleil – Sacha Alzieu / Biscuit Factory Sheepherds – Ultimo Disco
Best Game as a Service Ravenswatch – Passtech Games / Nacon Assassin's Creed Mirage: Valley of Memory – Ubisoft Bordeaux / Ubisoft Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 – Asobo Studio / Xbox Game Studios	Best Foreign Video Game Hades II – Supergiant Games Dispatch – AdHoc Studio Kingdom Come: Deliverance II – Warhorse Studios / Deep Silver
Best Foreign Independent Video Game Hollow Knight Silksong – Team Cherry Dispatch – AdHoc Studio Hades II – Supergiant Games	Best Foreign Mobile Game The Storyteller – Esprits Productions Planet of Lana – Wishfully / Thunderful Publishing Subnautica – Unknown Worlds Entertainment
Person of the Year Alexis Garavaryan (Kepler Interactive founder and CEO)	Honorary Award Omar Cornut (Lizardcube co-founder; author and developer of Dear ImGui)

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Awards	Game Name	Developer/Publisher
6	A Plague Tale: Innocence	Asobo Studio
5	Deathloop	Arkane Lyon
	Road 96	DigixArt
4	A Plague Tale: Requiem	Asobo Studio / Focus Entertainment
	Clair Obscur: Expedition 33	Sandfall Interactive / Kepler Interactive
	Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown	Ubisoft Montpellier
3	Chants of Sennaar	Rundisc / Focus Entertainment
	Microsoft Flight Simulator	Asobo Studio / Xbox Game Studios
	Stray	BlueTwelve Studio / Annapurna Interactive
	Valiant Hearts: Coming Home	Old Skull Games / Ubisoft Montpellier

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Most Pégases won by a developer or publisher

More information Awards, Developer/Publisher ...

Awards	Developer/Publisher
15	Asobo Studio
11	Focus Entertainment / Focus Home Interactive
9	Ubisoft
7	Kepler Interactive
6	Xbox Game Studios
5	Annapurna Interactive
	Arkane Lyon
	DigixArt
	Plug In Digital / Dear Villagers
4	Playdigious
	Sandfall Interactive

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