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Votes from 14.099 ballots were split between 255 games of which 131 were eligible. The votes were weighted 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 with the high number given to 1st place.   Ballots were issued through Die Pöppel-Revue and Fairplay and through game clubs, retailers and game critics throughout Germany, Austria and Switzerland - and for the first time was is also possible to vote via the Internet.

#	Title - Author - Publisher	Points
1	Carcassonne - Klaus-Jürgen Wrede - Hans im Glück	3.813
2	Medina - Stefan Dorra - Hans im Glück	1.897
3	Die Händler von Genua - Rüdiger Dorn - alea	1.097
4	Evo - Philippe Keyaerts - Eurogames	1.021
5	Capitol - Moon & Weissblum - Schmidt	924
6	Cartagena - Leo Colovini - Winning Moves	887
7	San Marco - Moon & Weissblum - Ravensburger	751
8	Babel - Dorgathen & Rosenberg - Kosmos	730
9	Java - Kiesling & Kramer - Ravensburger	593
10	Das Amulet - Moon & Weissblum - Goldsieber	577
11	Africa - Reiner Knizia - Goldsieber	541
12	Attila - Karl-Heinz Schmiel - Hans im Glück	402
13	M - Martin Schlegel - Abacus	350
14	Drachendelta - Roberto Fraga - Eurogames	298
15	Doge - Leo Colovini - Goldsieber	292
16	Die neuen Entdecker - Klaus Teuber - Kosmos	277
17	Meuterer - Marcel-André Casasola-Merkle - Adlung	256
18	Zapp Zerapp - Meister & Zoch - Zoch	255
19	Royal Turf - Reiner Knizia - alea	220
20	Ebbe und Flut - Wolfgang Werner - Adlung	201
Best Childrens Game 2001:
	Zapp Zerapp - Heinz Meister & Klaus Zoch - Zoch
Special Prize:
	SAZ - Spiele-Autoren-Zunft e.V. (the Game Designers Guild)
	Given for their work since the foundation 10 years ago - especially their fight for the rights of the mostly anonymous group of designers, which have meant the term Autoren-Spiele (Designer games) has become a household fenomenon in Germany.

Information from Die Pöppel-Revue issue 5/01

© Mik Svellov 1998-2002

editor@brettboard.dk

11. jul 2002