Despite being released over a year ago and having already secured just about every award possible, Baldur's Gate 3 continues to win, this time securing an extremely prestigious, much-coveted Hugo Award for Best Game or Interactive Work.
The Hugo Awards have been around since 1953, which convenes the World Science Fiction Convention to determine the very best science fiction and fantasy novels, expanding in more modern times as various mediums take off (thanks, PC Gamer). For example, Best Game or Interactive Work is a new category, which, as luck would have it, was only introduced in 2024, just in time to be completely dominated by Larian Studios.
CEO and founder Swen Vincke seemed especially pleased with this particular achievement. He had previously lamented that winning all these awards had been quite the staffing ordeal.