Gaming has outgrown its hobbyist roots, now out-earning film and music combined, it’s reshaping global entertainment. With hits like The Minecraft Movie dominating box offices and The Last of Us returning to screens, the lines between games and cinema are blurring fast.
At the 21st BAFTA Games Awards tonight, British creativity takes centre stage, with homegrown studios like Ninja Theory and The Chinese Room leading the pack. From blocky beginnings to cinematic masterpieces, it’s clear: the UK isn’t just playing; it’s powering up. Dan Ajose was there
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