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D.I.C.E. Award for Family Game of the Year

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Annual award presented by the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences

D.I.C.E. Award for Family Game of the Year
CountryUnited States
Presented byAcademy of Interactive Arts & Sciences
First award1998
Currently held byAstro Bot
Websiteinteractive.org

TheD.I.C.E. Award for Family Game of the Year is an award presented annually by theAcademy of Interactive Arts & Sciences during theD.I.C.E. Awards. This award recognizes "the best title of any genre towards a shared, family gaming experience. The title's play dynamics must be suitable for a younger audience but can appeal to adults as well. These games often offer a mini-game component and encourage group play".[1] All active creative/technical, business, and affiliate members of the Academy are qualified to vote for this category.[2] Originally only offered as a computer game category, the first winner wasLego Island, developed and published byMindscape.[3] The first console winner wasPokémon Snap in2000.[4] Since condensing the computer and console awards into a single category (briefly introduced in2003), the first winner of the current version wasGuitar Hero in2006.[5]

The award's most recent winner isAstro Bot, developed byTeam Asobi and published bySony Interactive Entertainment.

History

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Originally, only one family-related category,PC Family/Kids Title of the Year, was offered for thefirst award ceremony.[6] This was split into two separate categories forPC Children's Entertainment Title of the Year andPC Family Title of the Year in1999, and introduced anOnline Family/Board Game of the Year.[7] The first family-related console award,Console Children's/Family Title of the Year, was offered in2000, while there was still separate "Children's" and "Family" categories for PC.[8] The2001 awards had console and PC categories forFamily Title of the Year.[9] Both were renamedChildren's Title of the Year for the2002 awards.[10][11] Originally separate console and computer awards forChildren's Title of the Year were offered for the2002 awards, but a single "Family Game of the Year" would be offered that featured finalists for both console and PC releases.[12][13] For the2004 awards, separate awards forChildren's Game of the Year andFamily Game of the Year would be offered for both console and computer; however, there were not any finalists named forComputer Children's Title of the Year.[14] One finalist was named forComputer Children's Game of the Year in2005. The9th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards was the first ceremony that did not feature separate genre awards for console and computer.Children's Game of the Year was still presented in2006 and2007, but would not be offered in2008. OnlyFamily Game of the Year has been offered since 2008.

  • PC Family/Kids Title of the Year (1998)
  • PC Children's Entertainment Title of the Year (19992000)
  • PC Family (Entertainment) Title of the Year (19992001)
  • Online Family/Board Game of the Year (1999)
  • Console Children's/Family Title of the Year (2000)
  • Console Family Title of the Year (2001)
  • Console Children's Title of the Year (2002,20042005)
  • Computer Children's Title of the Year (2002)
  • Family Game of the Year (2003,2006–present)
  • Console Family Game of the Year (20042005)
  • Computer Family Game of the Year (20042005)
  • Computer Children's Game of the Year (2005)
  • Children's Game of the Year (20062007)

Winners and nominees

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1990s

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Table key
Indicates the winner
YearGameDeveloper(s)Publisher(s)Ref.
1997/1998
(1st)
Lego IslandMindscapeMindscape[15][16]
Backyard BaseballHumongous EntertainmentGT Interactive
Secret Paths in the ForestPurple Moon, Media ConcreteConvivial
The Oregon Trail 3rd EditionMECCThe Learning Company
Tonka Search and RescueMedia StationHasbro Interactive
Ultimate Family TreePalladium InteractivePalladium Interactive
1998/1999
(2nd)
PC Children's Entertainment Title of the Year[17][18]
A Bug's LifeTraveller's TalesDisney Interactive
Barbie Riding ClubHuman CodeMattel Media
Blue's Birthday AdventureHumongous EntertainmentHumongous Entertainment
Dr. Brain Thinking Games: IQ AdventureKnowledge AdventureKnowledge Adventure
Lego CreatorSuperscapeLego Media
Rugrats Adventure GameBroderbundBroderbund
Starfire Soccer ChallengePurple MoonStormfront Studios
PC Family Title of the Year
National Geographic MapsBroderbundBroderbund
3-D Ultra NASCAR PinballDynamixSierra On-Line
Looney Tunes: Cosmic Capers - Animated JigsawsSouthPeak InteractiveSouthPeak Interactive
Star Wars: Behind the MagicLucasArtsLucasArts
The D ShowCyberflixDisney Interactive
Online Family/Board Game of the Year[a]
Multiplayer Jeopardy! OnlineSony Online EntertainmentSony Online Entertainment
What's the Big Idea?Berkeley SystemsBerkeley Systems
Multiplayer Wheel of Fortune OnlineSony Online EntertainmentSony Online Entertainment
The Game of LifeMass Media GamesHasbro Interactive
1999/2000
(3rd)
Console Children's/Family Title of the Year[19]
Pokémon SnapHAL LaboratoryNintendo
Lego RacersHigh Voltage SoftwareLego Media
Mario PartyHudson SoftNintendo
Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!Insomniac GamesSony Computer Entertainment
Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the RescueTraveller's TalesActivision
PC Family Entertainment Title of the Year[20]
3D Ultra Lionel TraintownDynamixSierra On-Line
Complete National GeographicMattel MediaNational Geographic
Miss Spider's Tea PartySimon & Schuster InteractiveSimon & Schuster Interactive
Pandora's BoxMicrosoftMicrosoft
The SimsMaxisElectronic Arts
You Don't Know Jack OfflineBerkeley SystemsSierra On-Line
PC Children's Entertainment Title of the Year
Disney's Villains' RevengeDisney InteractiveDisney Interactive
Lego RacersHigh Voltage SoftwareLego Media
Miss Spider's Tea PartySimon & Schuster InteractiveSimon & Schuster Interactive
Sesame Street Music MakerSesame WorkshopMattel Interactive

2000s

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YearGameDeveloper(s)Publisher(s)Ref.
2000
(4th)
Console Family Title of the Year[21][9][22]
Mario TennisCamelot Software PlanningNintendo
Donkey Kong Country[b]RareNintendo
Hey You, Pikachu!Ambrella
Pokémon StadiumNintendo EAD
PC Family Title of the Year[23][9][22]
Return of the Incredible Machine: ContraptionsDynamixSierra On-Line
Disney's Magic Artist 3DDisney InteractiveDisney Interactive
Ernie's Adventures in SpaceSesame WorkshopMattel Interactive
Tonka Dig'n RigsHasbro InteractiveInfogrames
2001
(5th)
Console Children's Title of the Year[11][10]
[24][25]
Mario Party 3Hudson SoftNintendo
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's StoneArgonaut GamesElectronic Arts
Tarzan: UntamedUbisoft MontrealUbisoft
Monsters, Inc.Kodiak InteractiveSony Computer Entertainment
Computer Children's Title of the Year
Backyard BasketballHumongous EntertainmentInfogrames
Disney's Stanley Tiger TalesArtech Digital EntertainmentDisney Interactive
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's StoneKnowWonderElectronic Arts
Scan Command: Jurassic ParkKnowledge AdventureKnowledge Adventure
2002[c]
(6th)
Mario Party 4Hudson SoftNintendo[26][27]
Backyard FootballHumongous EntertainmentInfogrames
Harry Potter and the Chamber of SecretsArgonaut Games,EA UKElectronic Arts
Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 FrightsHeavy Iron StudiosTHQ
SpongeBob SquarePants: Employee of the MonthAWE Productions
2003
(7th)
Console Children's Title of the Year[28][29]
[30][31]
Mario Party 5Hudson SoftNintendo
Backyard BasketballHumongous EntertainmentAtari
SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini BottomHeavy Iron StudiosTHQ
Tak and the Power of JujuAvalanche Software
Console Family Game of the Year[d]
EyeToy: PlayLondon StudioSony Computer Entertainment
The Sims Bustin' OutMaxisElectronic Arts
AmplitudeHarmonixSony Computer Entertainment
Grabbed by the GhouliesRareMicrosoft Game Studios
Computer Family Game of the Year
Zoo Tycoon: Complete CollectionBlue Fang GamesMicrosoft Game Studios
2004
(8th)
Console Children's Title of the Year[32][33]
Sly 2: Band of ThievesSucker Punch ProductionsSony Computer Entertainment
Backyard Baseball 2005Humongous EntertainmentAtari
Mario Party 6Hudson SoftNintendo
Pokémon ColosseumGenius Sonority
Shrek 2LuxofluxActivision
Console Family Game of the Year
Donkey KongaNamcoNintendo
EyeToy: AntiGravHarmonixSony Computer Entertainment
Karaoke Revolution Volume 3Konami
WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Games!Nintendo R&D1Nintendo
Computer Children's Game of the Year
Backyard SkateboardingHumongous EntertainmentAtari
Computer Family Game of the Year
Zoo Tycoon 2Blue Fang GamesMicrosoft Game Studios
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of AzkabanArgonaut Games,EA UK,Griptonite GamesElectronic Arts
Scrabble OnlineBoston AnimationAtari
2005
(9th)
Children's Game of the Year[34][5]
[35][36]
We Love KatamariNamcoNamco
Chicken LittleAvalanche SoftwareBuena Vista Games
MadagascarToys for BobActivision
Sly 3: Honor Among ThievesSucker Punch ProductionsSony Computer Entertainment
Tak: The Great Juju ChallengeAvalanche SoftwareTHQ
Family Game of the Year
Guitar HeroHarmonixRedOctane
Dance Dance Revolution: Mario MixKonami,Hudson SoftNintendo
Lego Star Wars: The Video GameTraveller's TalesEidos Interactive,LucasArts
2006
(10th)
Children's Game of the Year[37][38][39]
LocoRocoJapan StudioSony Computer Entertainment
Kim Possible: What's the SwitchArtificial Mind and MovementBuena Vista Games
Over the HedgeEdge of RealityActivision
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team and Red Rescue TeamChunsoftNintendo
The Legend of Spyro: A New BeginningKrome StudiosSierra Entertainment
Family Game of the Year
Guitar Hero IIHarmonixRedOctane
Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!Nintendo SPDNintendo
Lego Star Wars II: The Original TrilogyTraveller's TalesLucasArts
Rayman Raving RabbidsUbisoft MontpellierUbisoft
Viva PiñataRareMicrosoft Game Studios
2007
(11th)
Rock BandHarmonixMTV Games[1][40]
Guitar Hero III: Legends of RockNeversoftActivision
Rayman Raving Rabbids 2Ubisoft ParisUbisoft
Scene It? Lights, Camera, ActionScreenlife Games, WXPMicrosoft Game Studios
WarioWare: Smooth MovesNintendo SPD,Intelligent SystemsNintendo
2008
(12th)
LittleBigPlanetMedia MoleculeSony Computer Entertainment[41][42]
Boom BloxEA Los AngelesElectronic Arts
Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV PartyUbisoft ParisUbisoft
Rock Band 2HarmonixMTV Games
Wii FitNintendo EADNintendo
2009
(13th)
The Beatles: Rock BandHarmonixMTV Games[43][44][45]
Guitar Hero 5NeversoftActivision
Lego Rock BandHarmonix,Traveller's TalesMTV Games,Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Wii Fit PlusNintendo EADNintendo
Wii Sports Resort

2010s

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YearGameDeveloper(s)Publisher(s)Ref.
2010
(14th)
Dance CentralHarmonixMTV Games[46][47][48]
Kirby's Epic YarnHAL Laboratory,Good-FeelNintendo
Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4Traveller's TalesWarner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Rock Band 3HarmonixMTV Games
SingStar DanceLondon StudioSony Computer Entertainment
2011
(15th)
LittleBigPlanet 2Media MoleculeSony Computer Entertainment[49][50][51]
Dance Central 2HarmonixMicrosoft Studios
Just Dance 3Ubisoft ParisUbisoft
Kinect: Disneyland AdventuresFrontier DevelopmentsMicrosoft Studios
Skylanders: Spyro's AdventureToys for Bob,XPEC Entertainment,Vicarious VisionsActivision
2012
(16th)
Skylanders: GiantsToys for BobActivision[52][53]
Dance Central 3HarmonixMicrosoft Studios
Just Dance 4Ubisoft Paris,Ubisoft Milan,Ubisoft Reflections, Ubisoft Bucharest, Ubisoft PuneUbisoft
Lego Batman 2: DC Super HeroesTraveller's TalesWarner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Nintendo LandNintendo EADNintendo
2013
(17th)
Super Mario 3D WorldNintendo EADNintendo[54][55]
Disney InfinityAvalanche Software,Heavy Iron StudiosDisney Interactive Studios
Lego Marvel Super HeroesTraveller's TalesWarner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Rayman LegendsUbisoft MontpellierUbisoft
Skylanders: Swap ForceToys for BobActivision
2014
(18th)
LittleBigPlanet 3Sumo DigitalSony Computer Entertainment[56][57]
Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel Super HeroesAvalanche Software,Heavy Iron StudiosDisney Interactive Studios
Lego Batman 3: Beyond GothamTraveller's TalesWarner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Project SparkTeam DakotaMicrosoft Studios
Skylanders: Trap TeamToys for BobActivision
2015
(19th)
Super Mario MakerNintendo EADNintendo[58][59]
Guitar Hero LiveFreeStyleGamesActivision
Lego DimensionsTraveller's TalesWarner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Rock Band 4HarmonixHarmonix
Tearaway UnfoldedMedia Molecule,Tarsier StudiosSony Computer Entertainment
2016
(20th)
Ratchet & ClankInsomniac GamesSony Interactive Entertainment[60][61]
Dragon Quest BuildersSquare EnixSquare Enix
Lego Star Wars: The Force AwakensTraveller's TalesWarner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Rock Band RivalsHarmonixHarmonix
Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DSNintendo EADNintendo
2017
(21st)
SnipperclipsSFB GamesNintendo[62][63]
DropMixHarmonixHasbro
GnogKO_OPDouble Fine Productions
Just Dance 2018Ubisoft ParisUbisoft
SingStar CelebrationLondon StudioSony Interactive Entertainment
2018
(22nd)
Unravel TwoColdwood InteractiveElectronic Arts[64][65]
Astro Bot Rescue MissionJapan StudioSony Interactive Entertainment
Kirby Star AlliesHAL LaboratoryNintendo
Lego DC Super-VillainsTraveller's TalesWarner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Starlink: Battle for AtlasUbisoft TorontoUbisoft
2019
(23rd)
Super Mario Maker 2Nintendo EPDNintendo[66][67]
A Short HikeAdam Robinson-YuAdam Robinson-Yu
Dragon Quest Builders 2Square Enix,Omega ForceSquare Enix
Ring Fit AdventureNintendo EPDNintendo
Yoshi's Crafted WorldGood-Feel

2020s

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YearGameDeveloper(s)Publisher(s)Ref.
2020
(24th)
Animal Crossing: New HorizonsNintendo EPDNintendo[68][69]
Astro's PlayroomTeam AsobiSony Interactive Entertainment
DreamsMedia Molecule
Fall Guys: Ultimate KnockoutMediatonicDevolver Digital
Sackboy: A Big AdventureSumo DigitalSony Interactive Entertainment
2021
(25th)
Ratchet & Clank: Rift ApartInsomniac GamesSony Interactive Entertainment[70][71]
Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Happy Home ParadiseNintendo EPDNintendo
Cozy GroveSpry FoxQAG
Mario Party SuperstarsNDCubeNintendo
WarioWare: Get It TogetherIntelligent Systems
2022
(26th)
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of HopeUbisoft Milan,Ubisoft ParisUbisoft[72][73][74]
Disney Dreamlight ValleyGameloftGameloft
Kirby's Dream BuffetHAL LaboratoryNintendo
Lost in PlayHappy Juice GamesJoystick Ventures
Trombone ChampHoly Wow StudiosHoly Wow Studios
2023
(27th)
Super Mario Bros. WonderNintendo EPDNintendo[75][76][77]
Disney Illusion IslandDlala StudiosDisney Interactive
Fae FarmPhoenix LabsPhoenix Labs
Hello Kitty Island AdventureSunblinkSunblink
Midnight GirlItalicItalic
2024
(28th)
Astro BotTeam AsobiSony Interactive Entertainment[78][79][80]
Cat Quest IIIThe GentlebrosKepler Interactive
Little Kitty, Big CityDouble DaggerDouble Dagger
The Plucky SquireAll Possible FuturesDevolver Digital
Super Mario Party JamboreeNintendo CubeNintendo

Multiple nominations and wins

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Developers and publishers

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Nintendo andHarmonix are tied for developing the most winners.Harmonix has developed the most finalists. There are numerous developers that have received consecutive wins:

Nintendo has published the most nominees and the most winners forFamily Game of the Year, withSony Interactive Entertainment in second with most nominees and winners.Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has published the most nominees without a single winner. There have been numerous publishers with consecutive wins:

In2001, Nintendo has published every nominee forConsole Family Title of the Year.

Developers
DeveloperNominationsWins
Harmonix165
Nintendo EAD/EPD/SPD/R&D1155
Hudson Soft53
Humongous Entertainment72
Media Molecule42
Dynamix32
Insomniac Games32
Blue Fang Games22
Namco22
Traveller's Tales121
Ubisoft Paris61
HAL Laboratory41
Toys for Bob41
SCE London Studio31
Berkeley Systems21
Broderbund21
Disney Interactive21
Japan Studio21
Maxis21
Sony Online Entertainment21
Sumo Digital21
Team Asobi21
Ubisoft Milan21
Avalanche Software50
Argonaut Games40
Heavy Iron Studios40
Rare30
EA UK20
Good-Feel20
High Voltage Software20
Intelligent Systems20
Knowledge Adventure20
Neversoft20
NDCube/Nintendo Cube20
Purple Moon20
Sesame Workshop20
Simon & Schuster Interactive20
Ubisoft Montpellier20
Publishers
PublisherNominationsWins
Nintendo3612
Sony Computer/Online/Interactive Entertainment2310
MTV Games63
Microsoft (Game) Studios112
Disney Interactive102
Electronic Arts82
Sierra On-Line/Entertainment52
RedOctane22
Activision111
Ubisoft101
Atari41
Infogrames31
Broderbund21
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment80
THQ50
Hasbro30
Lego Media30
LucasArts30
Mattel Media/Interactive30
Devolver Digital20
Harmonix20
Knowledge Adventure20
Square Enix20

Franchises

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TheDisney andMario video game franchises have garnered the most nominations. TheMario franchise has won the most awards in this category. TheNickelodeon video game franchise has the most nominations without winning a single award. There have been numerous franchises that have won consecutive awards:

Miss Spider's Tea Party is the only game that has received nominations for both "PC Family Title of the Year" and "PC Children's Entertainment Title of the Year" in2000.Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is the only game to receive nominations for both console and computer platforms in the same year. TheBackyard Sports franchise has separate nominees for console and computer in2005 withBackyard Baseball for console andBackyard Skateboarding winning a computer award.Super Mario Maker has received multiple nominations across multiple years, with theWii U version winning in2016, and theNintendo 3DS version being nominated in2017.Animal Crossing: New Horizons has won in2021, and theHappy Home Paradise expansion has been nominated in2022.

Franchises
FranchiseNominationsWins
Mario159
LittleBigPlanet[e]43
Disney152
Rock Band72
Backyard Sports62
Guitar Hero52
Ratchet & Clank22
Zoo Tycoon22
Lego141
Pokémon51
Rayman[f]51
Rabbids41
Skylanders41
Astro Bot31
Dance Central31
Animal Crossing21
Donkey Kong21
EyeToy21
National Geographic21
The Sims21
Sly Cooper21
Nickelodeon[g]60
Harry Potter60
Star Wars40
DC Comics30
DreamWorks30
Just Dance30
Kirby30
Spyro30
Wario30
Wii30
Dragon Quest20
Marvel20
Miss Spider's Tea Party20
Sesame Street20
SingStar20
SpongeBob SquarePants20
Tak20
Tonka20

Notes

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  1. ^Tie between finalists.
  2. ^Game Boy Color version.
  3. ^Console and computer titles were nominated forFamily Game of the Year at this ceremony.
  4. ^There was tie for the winner.
  5. ^Sackboy: A Big Adventure is a part of theLittleBigPlanet franchise.
  6. ^Rabbids are a spin-off franchise ofRayman.
  7. ^includesBlue's Clues,Rugrats,SpongeBob SquarePants, andTak.

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