BRUNO FAIDUTTI

'Bruno Faidutti' (23 October 1961) is an historian and sociologist, living in France, who is best known as an author of board games. His best known games include Knightmare Chess (1991), Mystery of the Abbey (1993, 2003) and Citadels (2000). He is also involved in the boardgaming community with his "Ideal Games Library" website and personal "Game of the Year" prize.
Many of his games are the results of collaboration with other designers. "Six Degrees of Bruno Faidutti" is a parlour game linking game designers, based on the game Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.
Bruno Faidutti in action


Contents
List of games
Sole designer
External links

List of games


Sole designer


Valley of the Mammoths, 1991, Ludodélire

Corruption, 1999, Jeux Descartes

Citadels, 2000, Multisim (later published by other publishers including Millennium, Hans im Glück and Fantasy Flight Games)

Bongo (game), 2000, Heidelberger Spieleverlag

Dragon's Gold, 2001, Jeux Descartes

Valley of the Mammoths, 2001, Jeux Descartes

China Moon, 2003, Eurogames

Terra (board game), 2003, Days of Wonder

Babylon, 2004, Cocktail Games
===Collaborations with Pierre Cléquin===

Baston, 1983, Jeux Actuels

Knightmare Chess, 1991, Ludodélire

Knightmare Chess, 1996, Variantes

Knightmare Chess 2, 1998, Variantes
===Collaborations with Serge Laget===

Meurtre à l'Abbaye, 1996, Multisim

Castle, 2000, Jeux Descartes

Mystery of the Abbey, 2003, Days of Wonder (a redevelopment of Meurtre à l'Abbaye)
===After an original idea by Karl-Heinz Schmiel===

Democrazy, 2000, Jeux Descartes (after Das Regeln wir schon)
===Collaborations with Michael Schacht===

Draco & Co, 2001, Jeux Descartes

Fist of Dragonstones, 2002, Days of Wonder
===Collaborations with Leo Colovini===

Vabanque, 2001, Winning Moves
===Collaborations with Alan R. Moon===

De l'Orc pour les Braves, 2003, Asmodée

Diamant, 2005, Schmidt Spiele
===Collaborations with Bruno Cathala===

Queen's Necklace, 2003, Days of Wonder

Boomtown, 2004, Asmodée

Igloo Igloo, 2004, Goldsieber

★ , 2005, Asmodée
===Collaborations with Gwénaël Bouquin===

Knock! Knock!, 2004, Asmodée
===Collaborations with Paul Randles and Mike Selinker===

Key Largo, 2005, Tilsit Editions

External links



Bruno Faidutti's website

Blog discussing "Six Degrees of Bruno Faidutti" and boardgame collaboration

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