The best games by Hjalmar Hach 🇮🇹👨 2026
Looking for a really good game by Hjalmar Hach? Here's the list of the best Hjalmar Hach games 2026.
Who is Hjalmar Hach?
The game designer hails from Italy🇮🇹 and currently lives in Italy.
Hjalmar Hach as a game designer
Hjalmar Hach's first game in our database is Hall of Fame, from 2016 – so Hjalmar Hach has been designing games for over 10 years. The best-known game is Photosynthese – Ein Spiel um Licht und Schatten.
How good are games by Hjalmar Hach?
There are 7 games by Hjalmar Hach in our Top-1000 games list – making Hjalmar Hach #114 of the best game designers out of 12777 designers in our database.
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List of the best games by Hjalmar Hach 2026
In this list you'll find the best board, card & dice games by Hjalmar Hach that you can buy 2026.
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Similo
All details & ratingSimilo is a cooperative deduction game where players work together to guess a secret character from a set of twelve displayed in the middle of the table. Each version of Similo - such as Fables, History, or Myths - comes with a deck of thirty beautifully illustrated cards by Naïade, featuring characters that share a common theme.
2–8 10–15 min 7+ Immediately playable -
Spotlight
All details & ratingSpotlight (German edition: Team Adlerauge) is a cooperative hidden-object game in which players use a “magic” flashlight to spot wacky characters and items in darkened scenes. Find as many hidden pictures as possible to move your pawns to the finish line before the chasing Moon pawn catches up.
1–5 15 min 6+ Immediately playable -
The King's Dilemma
All details & ratingThe King's Dilemma presents a captivating blend of narrative storytelling and strategy, set in the fictional Kingdom of Ankist. As players, you step into the roles of leaders of various noble houses, each with your own agendas and influence, making critical decisions that shape the fate of the kingdom.
3–5 45–60 min 14+ Easy to learnVideo reviews 2 -
Sound Box
All details & ratingSound Box is a cooperative party game for 4 to 7 players where you listen to your friends make strange sounds while trying to guess various concepts. At the start of each round, you lay down sound cards and draw a numbered token to find out which one you must imitate. As the timer starts, all sound makers create their noises simultaneously for 13 seconds of hilarious chaos. Players earn points for correct guesses, but wrong guesses end the round and mean players risk losing lives if cards go unguessed.
4–7 30–45 min 8+ Immediately playable -
Railroad Ink Challenge: Lush Green Edition
All details & ratingRailroad Ink Challenge: Lush Green Edition enhances the well-loved roll-and-write gameplay of the original Railroad Ink series, introducing lush new strategies and player interactions. This version of the game is designed for 1 to 4 players and emphasizes not only route-building but also competitive objectives that encourage keeping an eye on opponents' progress.
1–4 15–30 min 8+ Easy to learn -
Evergreen
All details & ratingPlayers aim to create a lush ecosystem by planting seeds, growing trees, and placing natural elements on their planet to make it the greenest and most fertile of all. They select biome cards from a shared pool to develop different areas each round, while unchosen cards increase the fertility and value of those regions. To build a vast forest, players plant trees and shrubs, and create lakes, strategically positioning them to maximize light without overlapping.
1–4 45 min 8+ Easy to learn -
Railroad Ink Challenge: Shining Yellow Edition
All details & ratingRailroad Ink Challenge: Shining Yellow Edition offers everything you love about the original games, along with a new focus on player interaction through in-game objectives. Players must watch their opponents to be the first to achieve these goals for rewards. Unique dice enable unprecedented track configurations and special structures in the network trigger new effects, enhancing strategic gameplay. This quick roll-and-write game accommodates 1 to 4 players, requiring careful planning to connect exits while avoiding penalties for open connections.
1–4 15–30 min 8+ Easy to learn -
Photosynthesis
All details & ratingPhotosynthesis is a green strategy board game where players engage in the growth and development of a forest. The game revolves around the central theme of photosynthesis, the process by which trees and plants use sunlight to produce energy.
2–4 30–60 min 10+ Easy to learnVideo reviews 2 -
The Great Split
All details & ratingPlayers draw cards to collect treasures like gems, gold, artworks, and tomes, aiming to create the most valuable collection. Each round starts with dividing cards into two groups, then passing one group to the left while receiving a choice from the player on the right. Manage your collection wisely, as different treasures yield prestige points in various ways, and strategize your trades to outmaneuver opponents.
2–7 45 min 8+ Easy to learn -
Tiny Turbo Cars
All details & ratingTiny Turbo Cars is a fast-paced racing game for 2 to 4 players, where you program the movements of your toy car in advance using a sliding puzzle as the controller. Players choose their car, create the track, and simultaneously work through their sliding puzzles to determine the sequence of actions for their cars during the round.
2–4 30–45 min 8+ Easy to learn -
Kick-Ass: The Board Game
All details & ratingNew York City is overrun by criminals, with the police either unable to handle the situation or corrupt. Players take on the role of one of seven masked vigilantes, working together to thwart the evil boss's plans while managing their chaotic personal lives. The game features five different bosses, and all characters, including heroes and minions, are represented by miniatures, each with unique equipment and activation cards.
1–4 60–90 min 18+ Medium complexity
Frequently asked questions
Which game ranks first on this list?
Similo currently tops our list. The ranking is derived from player community ratings and is recalculated continuously.
How many players do the games on this list support?
Most games on this list support 1 to 4 players. The exact player count is listed with each game.
What age are these games suitable for?
Publisher age recommendations on this list start at 6 years. Each game carries its own age rating.
How long does a game take?
A typical game takes about 30 to 45 minutes. Each game's playing time is listed individually.
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