The best games by Michał Oracz 🇵🇱👨 2026
Looking for a really good game by Michał Oracz? Here's the list of the best Michał Oracz games 2026.
Who is Michał Oracz?
The game designer hails from Poland🇵🇱 and was born in 1975. He is also known as Michal Oracz.
Michał Oracz as a game designer
Michał Oracz's first game in our database is Neuroshima Hex! 3.0, from 2006 – so Michał Oracz has been designing games for over 20 years. The best-known game is Neuroshima Hex! 3.0.
How good are games by Michał Oracz?
There are 3 games by Michał Oracz in our Top-1000 games list – making Michał Oracz #110 of the best game designers out of 12840 designers in our database.
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List of the best games by Michał Oracz 2026
In this list you'll find the best board, card & dice games by Michał Oracz that you can buy 2026.
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Neuroshima Hex
All details & ratingNeuroshima Hex! 3.0 is a strategic board game set in the post-apocalyptic universe of Neuroshima, a Polish role-playing game. It offers intense battles between four distinct armies in a world devastated by war and robotic uprising.
2–4 30 min 8+ Medium complexityVideo reviews 1 -
Monolith Arena
All details & ratingEngage in battle against opponents on a hexagonal board. Prepare your armies and surprise your enemy with a selection of special abilities!
2–4 30–45 min 10+ Easy to learnVideo reviews 1 -
This War of Mine: The Board Game
All details & ratingThis War Of Mine: The Board Game is a profound tabletop adaptation of the acclaimed video game, capturing the harrowing experiences of civilians in a war-torn city. It's a game that delves deep into the survival narrative, emphasizing the human aspect of war and the tough decisions that come with it.
1–6 45–120 min 18+ Medium complexity -
Etherfields
All details & ratingEtherfields is a deeply immersive cooperative board game for 1 to 4 players, with the possibility to expand to a fifth player, that blends narrative exploration with complex puzzles and tactical encounters. Players dive into a surreal and ever-changing dream world, where they must uncover the mysteries of the Dreamers' past and the purpose of their own existence within this ethereal realm. As players venture through dreamscapes, they encounter riddles reminiscent of escape rooms, requiring both logic and intuition to solve. The game begins with simple rules that evolve and expand, introducing new gameplay elements and challenges as the narrative unfolds.
1–4 90–180 min 12+ For connoisseurs -
Theseus: The Dark Orbit
All details & ratingPlayers find themselves at the center of a conflict among five factions trapped on a space station. Each faction has its unique abilities and strategies, whether defending humanity, launching surprise attacks as aliens, gathering data as scientists, or wielding psychic powers as Greys. The game evolves with each move as players navigate the station, create traps, and modify their environment, leading to dynamic gameplay and intense team-based battles.
2–4 45–90 min 8+ Medium complexity -
Cry Havoc
All details & ratingCry Havoc is a captivating and intense card-driven war game that thrusts players into a brutal science fiction setting. This asymmetric, area control game stands out for its deep strategy and unique faction play. Each player takes command of one of four distinct factions, each boasting its own set of abilities and units, which adds to the game's rich strategic depth.
2–4 60–120 min 10+ Medium complexity
Frequently asked questions
Which game ranks first on this list?
Neuroshima Hex 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 2 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 8 years. Each game carries its own age rating.
How long does a game take?
A typical game takes about 45 to 90 minutes. Each game's playing time is listed individually.
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