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THE 2026 TOMMINS HAVE BEEN CALLED (PM)

For the 25th time, the renowned TOMMI expert jury has carefully reviewed some 70 submissions and nominated the best games and digital learning resources. Through mid-November, the children’s and youth jury will now be voting at approximately 40 public libraries in Germany, Austria ...

CALL FOR ENTRIES: TOMMI Games Award 2026

25 Years of TOMMI: Submit Your Games Now / Calling for a Children’s and Youth Jury! Publishers, developers, and studios can now submit their games and digital educational offerings for the 2026 TOMMI Games Award. An independent panel of experts will nominate the best titles, and then children will decide ...

Presentation of the TOMMI Children's Software Award Kita: Best Family Game 2024

Today, March 18, 2025, the German Children's Software Award Kita: Best Family Game was presented. For the first time since the TOMMI was established in 2002, three winners were honored in this category. In the picture: Marion Lepold (KITA Online Kongress), ...

TOMMI 2024: Call for publishers and children's and youth jury

For the 23rd time, children and young people will be honoring the best games and digital learning opportunities at the German Children's Software Award TOMMI. Publishers can submit PC games, console games, apps, electronic toys, digital educational offers, websites and titles for nurseries and pre-schools. The age limit is USK 12. ...

About TOMMI.KIDS

TOMMI.kids is the landing page for all TOMMI activities and is aimed at parents, educators, libraries, and influencers. The focus is on successfully organized events for children and young people—featuring meaningful participation, practical media literacy training, and lots of fun. These offerings include the renowned TOMMI Games Award, the TOMMI Kita Award for early childhood media education, and the new TOMMI Magazine.

About Thomas Feibel

Thomas Feibel has been presenting the TOMMI Games Award (formerly the German Children's Software Award TOMMI) since 2002. He is the leading journalist on the topic of children and digital media. The media expert is also a sought-after speaker and writes children's and young adult books about growing up in the digital world.