All "À la carte🇩🇪 1993" game award winners & nominees in comparison 2025

Stick 'Em, initially released as Sticheln, is a captivating trick-taking card game that turns traditional card game objectives on their head. Players aim to score points by collecting as many cards as possible, except in one chosen color—referred to as their "pain" color—which they seek to avoid. The game involves both strategic depth and a twist of predicting opponents' moves to avoid pitfalls.

Experience the thrill of fencing in a card game format! It features two players where tactics, skill, and a bit of luck determine the best fencer. The game includes three rule levels, offering a gradual learning curve from basic concepts to advanced challenges. Players must decide when to attack and how to counter their opponent’s moves, making for a dynamic and strategic gameplay experience.

The original version focuses on archery, where players aim to hit targets or get as close as possible while staying low. The game was re-released as "Hallo, Pauker," where the targets are now teachers and players take on the role of misbehaving students.

This is a card game for 2 to 6 players. Build apartments, rent them to tenants, and collect rent. Each card you play gives you two options: one side is an apartment, while the other features tenants, roofs, renovations, and special actions. Attract wealthy tenants and send the lowly ones to your opponents’ apartments. You can even bomb buildings, but be careful not to get caught, as careless players may end up in jail.

"Attacke" is designed as a knight tournament and is a simple card competition. Players lay down cards in one of five colors, each numbered 2, 3, 4, 5, or 7, to declare a total value and draw a card. The game continues until only one player remains, who then takes a game piece of the declared color; the first to win four out of five colored pieces is the winner.

A cunning card game where knights advance at King Arthur's Round Table. This version introduces an additional type of super trumpet, and there are no spaces on the board to move opponents backward.

A highly tactical bluffing game that requires a good memory and features a dramatic showdown at the end of each session. Players use money to bribe voters and can employ killers, bodyguards, and journalists to influence the outcome. Actions are carried out through the secret laying of cards, forcing players to work with incomplete information until the end.

A murder has occurred at the Palace Hotel. Identify the culprit among six suspects by determining who has an alibi. Collect the most evidence and testimony cards against the right person to win.