This edition was marked by the consecration of "Chants of Sennaar", a game from Toulouse-based studio Rundisc, combining investigation and linguistic deciphering, which won in three categories: best game, best independent game and best game design. A Pégase of Honour was awarded to Muriel Tramis, a pioneering creator in the video game industry. 

The Pégases 2024 prize list

• Best video game: Chants of Sennaar (Rundisc/Focus Entertainment)
• Best independent video game: Chants of Sennaar (Rundisc/Focus Entertainment)
• Best mobile video game: Soldats Inconnus : Frères d’armes (Ubisoft Montpellier/Old Skull Games)
• Best first video game: En Garde ! (Fireplace Games)
• Best student video game: Sikaria : A Silent Hunt (Isart Digital)
• Beyond the video game: Soldats Inconnus : Frères d’armes (Ubisoft Montpellier/Old Skull Games)
• Visual excellence: Dordogne (Un Je Ne Sais Quoi/Umanimation/Focus Entertainment)
• Best sound universe: Jusant (Don’t Nod Entertainment)
• Storytelling excellence: Soldats Inconnus : Frères d’armes (Ubisoft Montpellier/Old Skull Games)
• Best game design: Chants of Sennaar (Rundisc/Focus Entertainment)
• Best technical innovation: Headbangers : Rythm Royale (Glee-cheese Studio)
• Best accessibility: KarmaZoo (Pasta Games/Devolver)
• Best operating service: The Crew Motorfest (Ivory Tower/Ubisoft)
• Best foreign video game: Baldur’s Gate III (Larian Studios)
• Best independent foreign video game: COCOON (Geometric Interactive/Annapurna Interactive)
• Best foreign mobile game: Little Nightmares (Tarsier Studios/Bandai Namco/Playdigious)
• Audience prize: Assassin’s Creed : Mirage (Ubisoft Bordeaux)
• Personality of the year: Mickaël Newton (Président de l’association Loisirs Numériques)
• Pégase of honor : Muriel Tramis 

Created by the Syndicat National du Jeu Vidéo, the Académie des Arts et Techniques du Jeu Vidéo brings together more than a thousand academics, divided into five professional colleges and one honorary college. Its aim is to showcase the creations and talents of the video game industry in France. It brings together professionals from the industry to discuss the major issues facing the profession, while highlighting their work. Every year, the Pégases ceremony awards trophies of the same name in the designated categories.

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