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Golden Geek Award

2006 was the first year of the Golden Geek Awards which are to be given annually to the best new games of the year as selected by registered BoardGameGeek users. The awards use the Schulze method to determine the winners. The award categories and winners are listed below.

Category 2006 Winner 2007 Winner 2008 Winner 2009 Winner 2010 Winner 2011 Winner 2012 Winner
Game of the Year Caylus Shogun Agricola Dominion Hansa Teutonica Dominant Species Eclipse
Best Strategy/Gamers’ Game Caylus Shogun Agricola Le Havre Hansa Teutonica Dominant Species Eclipse
Best Wargame Twilight Struggle Combat Commander: Europe Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage Combat Commander: Pacific Washington's War A Few Acres of Snow Sekigahara: The Unification of Japan
Best Children's Game Nacht Der Magier Zooloretto Chateau Roquefort Sorry! Sliders Forbidden Island Animal upon animal King of Tokyo
Best Two Player Game Twilight Struggle BattleLore and Commands & Colors: Ancients (tie) Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage Space Hulk (3rd Ed.) Washington's War A Few Acres of Snow Android: Netrunner
Best Family Game Ingenious Zooloretto Thebes Pandemic Tobago 7 Wonders King of Tokyo
Best Light/Party Game Diamant Wits and Wagers Say Anything Time's Up! Deluxe Telestrations Dixit Odyssey King of Tokyo
Best Card Game - Caylus Magna Carta Race for the Galaxy Dominion Innovation 7 Wonders Android: Netrunner
Best Artwork/Presentation - BattleLore Jamaica Space Hulk (3rd Ed.) War of the Ring Deluxe Edition Merchants & Marauders Takenoko
Best Expansion - - - Pandemic: On The Brink Dominion: Prosperity Twilight Imperium: Shards of the Throne Alien Frontiers: Factions
Best Print & Play Game - - - Dune Express Zombie in My Pocket The Thing D-Day Dice: Free Trial Version
Most Innovative Game - - - Space Alert Catacombs A Few Acres of Snow Risk: Legacy
Best Abstract Game - - - - FITS Paris Connection Kingdom Builder

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