All "As d'Or - Jeu de l'Année"🇫🇷 1995 winners & nominees compared. 2026

The board game award "As d'Or – Jeu de l'Année" is also known as the "French Game of the Year". For the award year 1995 the nominations were announced on the beginning of February. In the end of February 1995 the winners of the "As d'Or – Jeu de l'Année" award were finally presented.

Winners of the As d'Or – Jeu de l'Année 🇫🇷 1995

All "As d'Or – Jeu de l'Année" years listed individually

The "French Game of the Year" has been awarded since 1988. Originally there were two different awards ("As d'Or" and "Jeu de l'Année") – but in 2005 they merged into one award. We have created separate lists for you for all years, all award types (family, expert, children's game) as well as all nominees:

For more info on the French board game award, visit the following sites:

List with all As d'Or – Jeu de l'Année 1995 games

Enclosed is a comparison of all As d'Or – Jeu de l'Année 1995 games that can be purchased 2026:

This list was last updated on June 23, 2026. There's also a print version for this list .
  1. Perudo

    Perudo

    Perudo, also known as Liar's Dice, Bluff, or Dudo, is a classic South American dice game that combines elements of luck, skill, and bluffing. It's a game where players attempt to outwit each other through bold claims and challenges.

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    2–10 15–30 min 8+ Immediately playable
    + 1 € above the best price
    19 € at Amazon*
  2. Condottiere

    Condottiere

    Condottiere is a strategic game set in 13th century Italy, a period marked by flourishing trade and frequent conflicts among city-states. The game revolves around the theme of mercenary leaders, known as Condottieri, who were hired to fight for different city-states.

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    2–6 20–45 min 10+ Easy to learn
  3. Category Game

    Category Game

    Players find words in a fast-paced party game using a 5x5 plastic grid with category cards over columns and letter tiles along rows. Each marble placed corresponds to a category and a starting letter, prompting players to shout out words that match. The game includes teamwork and lively debates, especially over contentious category cards that can spark disagreements.

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    2–8 30 min 14+ Immediately playable
  4. Tri-Ba-Lance

    Tri-Ba-Lance

    Players compete on a wobbly triangular board in a physics-based challenge. The game starts with the board level, but it shifts as players place variously sized stones on it. Circular pits on the board hold points that increase the further they are from the center, creating strategic opportunities for scoring.

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    2–3 10 min 10+ Immediately playable
  5. Quixo

    Quixo

    Players represent crosses and circles using cubes in a game that superficially resembles Tic-Tac-Toe. Each cube has a circle on one side, a cross on another, and four blank sides. Players start by placing 25 cubes with blank sides on a 5×5 grid. During their turn, an active player picks a cube from the outer ring, turns it to show their symbol if needed, and slides it back into the grid. The game continues until a player forms an orthogonal or diagonal line of five cubes with their symbol, securing victory.

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    2–4 15 min 8+ Easy to learn
  6. Arcanor

    Arcanor

    The game is played on a board consisting of 8 × 7 squares. Each player has 12 cylinders of different values, stacked like Russian dolls, starting with 6 hidden under the top layers. The objective is to bring 12 value points to the line before the opponent, using tactical moves to capture or free opponents' cylinders while keeping track of hidden pieces.

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    2 30 min 8+ Immediately playable

Frequently asked questions

Which game ranks first on this list?

Perudo (Spiel des Jahres 1993 winner) currently tops our list. The ranking is derived from player community ratings and is recalculated continuously.

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Most games on this list support 2 to 4 players. The exact player count is listed with each game.

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