Identik Wins France’s Game of the Year Award for 2010
The Asmodee release Identik has won the As d’Or, the French Game of the Year award, according to TricTrac.net. Identik is a new version of Portrayal from Amanda Kohout and William Jacobson that Asmodee will release in the U.S. sometime in 2010. Each round, one player describes a bizarre image while the others try to draw it; the artists’ creations are then judged by their fellow artists based on how well they matched certain details included in the description.
Philippe Keyaerts’ Small World (Days of Wonder) won the special jury prize, while Fréderic Moyersoen’s Cache Moutons (Gigamic – released in Germany as Nicht zu fassen by Zoch) won for Game of the Year in the children’s category.
Jeux sur un Plateau has posted a video of the awards ceremony on its website. Congrats to all the winners!
Posted by W. Eric Martin on Mar 5, 2010 at 12:30 PM in Game News, The Industry at Large / 1349
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