All "À la carte🇩🇪 1998" game award winners & nominees in comparison 2024
Looking for a good card game of 1998? We have clearly listed the winner and all nominees of the german "À la carte🇩🇪" card game award. But which are really the best card games from 1998? We have compared all the winners and nominees and sorted them by quality.
You can find more information on the official website of the À la carte award.
Winners of the "À la Carte" Game Prize 1998
In 1998, the card game "Caesar & Cleopatra" won the prestigious card game award. The first 3 places were won by:
All vintages of the À la carte award
You can find the winners & nominees of all other years of the "À la carte🇩🇪" card game award (and other game awards) at the bottom of the page.
And we have a list of the best card games across all "À la carte🇩🇪" years here: The best À la carte award card games.
List with all À la carte 1998 games
Attached are all the À la carte 1998 winners and nominees that you can buy 2024:
David & Goliath
- 3 - 6 Players
- 60 Minutes
- 8+ years old
- Easy to learn
Family Business
More details for Family BusinessFamily Business is a cutthroat card game that simulates mob warfare with a keen focus on strategy, betrayal, and survival. Players assume the roles of rival mob families, all vying for power by eliminating the competition. The game's appeal lies in its simplicity, coupled with the depth of player interaction and strategy, making every session unpredictable and engaging.
- 2 - 6 Players
- 30 Minutes
- 8+ years old
- Immediately playable
Bargain Hunter
- 3 - 4 Players
- 45 Minutes
- 10+ years old
- Easy to learn
Alhambra: The Card Game
- 2 - 6 Players
- 45 Minutes
- 10+ years old
- Easy to learn
Caesar & Cleopatra
In Caesar & Cleopatra, a two-player card game, participants step into the roles of these iconic historical figures, with Caesar advocating for Rome's invasion of Egypt and Cleopatra fighting for its independence. The core of the game revolves around influencing Roman officials - Aedils, Quaestors, Senators, Pretorians, and Censors - using agent cards numbered 1 to 5. Players must strategically decide whether to play these agents face-down for secrecy or face-up for greater influence. Additionally, action cards like Assassins and Scouts add layers of strategy, allowing players to remove opposing agents or reveal hidden ones. The game progresses by revealing votes from the Roman officials, with the player having the most influence winning their support. The game concludes once all officials have chosen sides, with victory going to the player who has garnered the most support, factoring in bonus points for majorities in specific groups and certain hidden objectives.
Nominated for 1 award and won 1.
More details for Caesar & Cleopatra- 2 Players
- 60 Minutes
- 10+ years old
- Easy to learn
Canyon
- 3 - 6 Players
- 45 Minutes
- 10+ years old
- Easy to learn
Dumm gelaufen!
- 2 - 6 Players
- 30 Minutes
- 10+ years old
- Immediately playable
Res Publica
Nominated for 1 award and won 1.
More details for Res Publica- 3 - 5 Players
- 30 - 60 Minutes
- 10+ years old
- Easy to learn
Finale
- 2 Players
- 30 Minutes
- 12+ years old
- Easy to learn
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