Hi there! We are Zax & Yoma, a board game design duo from Greece. Although being friends for almost 20 years, coming from totally different professions, we would never expect that there would be a common field to work together. It has only been a year now that we co-operate, and we have already finished […..]

I’m Dave Chalker, game designer for several games including Thief’s Market, Heat, Criminals, and my most well known game Get Bit! If you’re familiar with the game, you might not be surprised that the game started with a shark. Years ago, when I was just starting out in game design, I attended a talk at […..]

Hi there! I am Wouter, a game designer from The Netherlands. I started designing board and card games in 2013. In 2014, Fully Analog published my first game: Greedy Pirates. Since then I’ve designed two other games, one of which has recently been published as well: Wacky Pirates. My third game will be launched later […..]

Hello! My name is Bethany and my games are featured on Instagram at @boardgamersaurus. I have only just started this account as a way to show what games I am loving and it also allows me to create fun and creative compositions for photos using the games I love. It is also an awesome way […..]

Greetings! I am Sami Laakso, an entrepreneur from Pori, Finland. I can’t really classify myself simply as a game designer because I was responsible for the whole package: I drew the illustrations for the game, did the graphic design and even the publishing in addition to developing. Some would suggest you to not generally do […..]

Hello, my name is Ana Muñiz, I´m an illustrator and graphic designer from Santander, Spain. I studied Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona and the University of Salamanca, and I studied my Masters in Graphic Design and Brand Management at the University for the Creative Arts in London, UK. My career has been focused […..]

I’m Graham Cranfield, and I’m an illustrator and game designer from Richmond, Virginia, USA. Game design is something I can only do on the side for now, and I think I prefer it not ever becoming a job. I always feel the need to create something, be it a drawing or a set of rules, […..]