Guido Hoffmann (game designer)

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Guido Hoffmann (* 1960 in Bremen ) is a German game designer and illustrator .

Life

Guido Hoffmann is the son of the renowned game inventor Rudi Hoffmann . He grew up in Frankfurt am Main and learned product design in Offenbach am Main . In 1983 he moved to Vienna, where he studied painting with Maria Lassnig at the University of Applied Arts . After completing his studies in 1989, he worked with short films and storyboards and exhibited his paintings in several galleries.

In 1996 he began to invent his own games and equip them with graphics he designed himself. In 1999 his first game Siesta was published by Goldsieber . Since then he has designed several other games. He designed the graphics for the card placement game Ogallala . According to his own statement, "everything that makes it a total work of art" drives him when making games. Hoffmann lives and works in Austria.

Movement principle using bellows in the Black Pirate

Ludography

  • 1999: Siesta (Goldsieber)
  • 2002: Hallelujah ( Piatnik )
  • 2003: Passado ( Logo Lernspielverlag )
  • 2004: Akaba ( HABA )
  • 2005: Next ?! ( 25PEACES )
  • 2006: The Black Pirate (HABA)
  • 2007: The Black Pirate: The Duel (HABA)
  • 2008: Suitcase detectives (HABA)
  • 2011: Gary Gouda (HABA)
  • 2014: Ghostry (Three Magicians Games)
  • 2014: Holterdipolter with Jens-Peter Schliemann (moses. Verlag)
  • 2014: The Infinite River (Three Magicians Games)
  • 2015: The Secret of the Magician with Jens-Peter Schliemann (Mattel)
  • 2016: Flatterstein Castle (Three Magicians Games)
  • 2017: Burg Flatterstein The Travel Game (Three Magician Games)
  • 2018: Tricky Wave with Jens-Peter Schliemann and Elliot Rudell (Game Factory)
  • 2019: Voles with Jens-Peter Schliemann (Three hares in the evening sun)

Illustrations (selection)

  • 2001: Ogallala (Amigo)
  • 2001: King Laurin ( Piatnik )
  • 2002: In the Shadow of the Sun King (Amigo)
  • 2003: Igloo Igloo (Goldsieber)
  • 2003: The Game ( Abacus )
  • 2003: Ogallala (PC game) (Amigo)
  • 2003: Mimosa
  • 2004: The fall of Pompeii (Amigo)
  • 2004: Akaba (HABA)
  • 2005: Arithmetic Pirates, German Learning Game Award (HABA)
  • 2005: Lari Safari (HABA)
  • 2005: Montanara (Abacus)
  • 2005: 55 (Abacus)
  • 2006: Game of the Towers (Pro Ludo)
  • 2006: The Black Pirate (HABA)
  • 2006: Pirate ABC (HABA)
  • 2006: Knight of the Numbers Round (HABA)
  • 2007: The Black Pirate - The Duel (HABA)
  • 2007: The Black Pirate - The Mini Game (Children's Chocolate)
  • 2008: Sioux (Amigo)
  • 2008: Suitcase detectives (HABA)
  • 2008: arithmetic pirate mini (HABA)
  • 2009: Pirate ABC mini (HABA)
  • 2009: Geometry Pirates (HABA)
  • 2009: Arithmetic Pirates - The Card Game (HABA)
  • 2009: Geometry Pirate mini (HABA)
  • 2010: A great day at the Pirate Book (HABA)
  • 2011: arithmetic pirate book (HABA)
  • 2011: Pirate ABC book (HABA)
  • 2012: Sioux - The Legacy of the Ogallala (Mac game) (Amigo)
  • 2013: Downfall of Pompeii (Mayfair Games)
  • 2013: Bohniläum (Amigo)
  • 2013: Sherlock Kids (HABA)

Prizes and awards

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Interview October 2005 at hall9000.de
  2. Article December 2006 ( Memento from August 15, 2007 in the web archive archive.today ) at WirtschaftsBlatt
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