'Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown', developed by Ubisoft’s Montpellier-based studio, was awarded the title of 'Best Video Game of the Year' on Thursday at the 6th edition of the Pégases, which honours the best French creations in the industry. The ceremony took place at La Cigale in Paris and was attended by Clara Chappaz, Minister for Digital Affairs. The game also triumphed in the three other categories in which it was nominated: Best Sound Design, Best Game Design, and Best Accessibility. Meanwhile, 'Caravan SandWitch', an exploration game set in a warm and colourful world inspired by Provence, won Best First Game and Best Independent Video Game. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES