After EOI Process: Berlin Wins Deutscher Computerspielpreis 2025
The Deutsche Computerspielpreis (DCP; German Computer Game Award) will be held in Berlin in 2025. For the first time, the venue was put out to tender as part of an EOI process open to all German states, with the capital appearing to have prevailed.
Felix Falk (MD game), Michael Kellner (BMWK) and Lars Janssen (Chairman game, from left to right) with Cosplayer at the DCP Deutscher Computerspielpreis 2024, which took place in MunichSebastian Reuter
The DCP 2025 will be held in Berlin. At first glance, this comes as no surprise. The DCP has been awarded alternately in Munich and Berlin since its introduction in 2009. In 2024, the DCP was held in Munich, so the choice of Berlin was to be expected. Normally. But for the first time the city to host the DCP has been announced through an process of expression of interest (EOI). According to the organisers, all of Germany's federal states were eligible to bid.
The DCP 2025 will be held in Berlin. At first glance, this comes as no surprise. The DCP has been awarded alternately in Munich and Berlin since its introduction in 2009. In 2024, the DCP was held in Munich, so the choice of Berlin was to be expected. Normally. But for the first time the city to host the DCP has been announced through an process of expression of interest (EOI). According to the organisers, all of Germany's federal states were eligible to bid.
