A 13-year-old gamer from Devon is one of 50 kids to reach the finals of a BAFTA competition.
Arthur, from Exmouth, wowed judges with his ghost-hunting game, Linger, which focuses on social connections and interactions.
Arthur’s mum, Bernadette, said she’s “incredibly proud” of him.
Finalists are aged 12-18, and the winners will be announced on June 27, with their games displayed at the Science Museum.
BAFTA’s Tim Hunter praised the young talents for their creative games.
(Source: BBC)
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