The best games from Spielworxx 🇩🇪🏢 2026

La Granja, Gentes, John Company: the small German publisher Spielworxx 🇩🇪🏢 from the Münsterland region is known for demanding board games – thinky euros as well as historical conflict games. Here are the best Spielworxx games of 2026.

History of Spielworxx

The board game company "Spielworxx" was founded by Ulrich Blennemann in 2010. The current company headquarters is in Billerbeck, Germany🇩🇪.

The oldest game by Spielworxx in our database is 1989: Dawn of Freedom, from 2012. The best-known game is La Granja.

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How good are games from the "Spielworxx" publisher?

There are 4 games by Spielworxx in our Top-1000 games list – making Spielworxx #73 of the best game publishers out of 1547 publishers in our database.

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List of the best games from Spielworxx 2026

In this list you'll find the best board, card & dice games from the publisher Spielworxx that you can buy 2026.

This list was last updated on November 2, 2026. There's also a print version for this list .

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  1. Magnate: The First City

    Magnate: The First City

    Build a city and amass a fortune. Players become real estate developers aiming to create an empire during a citywide property boom. By acquiring valuable land and constructing buildings in strategic locations, they attract high-quality tenants and earn significant profits, while remaining mindful that every development also opens opportunities for rivals as the city expands.

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    1–5 60–120 min 10+ Medium complexity
    + 24 € above the best price
    49 € at Amazon*
  2. Oath: Chronicles of Empire and Exile

    Oath: Chronicles of Empire and Exile

    Oath: Chronicles of Empire & Exile is a deeply strategic and narrative-driven board game where players influence the unfolding history of an ancient land. In this game, players may find themselves supporting the existing order or plotting its downfall, with their actions in each game impacting subsequent playthroughs. This creates a dynamic and evolving gameplay experience where the decisions of one session ripple into the future, altering the game's landscape, resources, and even its core victory conditions.

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    1–6 45–150 min 10+ For connoisseurs
  3. Angel's Share

    Angel's Share

    Angel's Share is an economic game by Scott Almes about the whiskey trade, published by Spielworxx and Capstone Games: as shrewd investors you buy barrels from renowned distilleries and hope they gain value as they age. For 2 to 5 players aged 12 and up, playing in 75 to 120 minutes.

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    2–5 75–120 min 12+ Medium complexity
  4. Throne of Allegoria

    Throne of Allegoria

    Queen Gwendoline lies on her deathbed in the land of Allegoria. With no heir to the throne, four noble houses, each represented by a champion, compete to claim the kingdom. Players embody the lords and ladies of Allegoria, utilizing local resources and engaging in battles over six weeks to gain influence. The player with the most influence at the end will be declared the next monarch.

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    2–4 60–120 min 12+ For connoisseurs
  5. The Smoky Valley

    The Smoky Valley

    Players are investors in 19th century Griffintown, contributing to the area's industrial development along the Lachine Canal in Montreal, Canada. They focus on building and improving industries, manufacturing goods, and shipping them internationally, all while enhancing public services and citizens' quality of life. Successful actions may elevate their popularity, potentially leading to the mayorship, which allows further influence over the city's growth.

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    2–4 150–180 min 12+ For connoisseurs

Frequently asked questions

Which game ranks first on this list?

Magnate: The First City 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 5 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 10 years. Each game carries its own age rating.

How long does a game take?

A typical game takes about 60 to 120 minutes. Each game's playing time is listed individually.

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