Hachette Boardgames

Funnyfox is a new board game distributor within Hachette Livre. Its publishing strategy focuses on titles intended for family audiences.

Studio H publishes board games for the family as well as strategy games. Its unique creations are notable for their elaborate mechanics, immersive environment and high-quality materials.

Blackrock Games in the third largest distributor of board games in France, behind Gigamic. It is the distributor for games published by, among others, Hiboutatillus, publisher of Blanc Manger Coco; Blue Orange, which publishes King Domino; Ludonaute, publisher of Colt Express; Le Droit de Perdre, publisher of Taggle; and Cerbère which publishes La Boîte de Jeux. It also offers distribution in export markets and distributes games from foreign publishers (such as Detective Club) in France.

Gigamic develops, publishes and distributes board games designed for people of all ages. Its team has a passion for abstract games, such as Quarto, Katamino and Quoridor, and games for the whole family, such as Six qui prend, Bazar Bizarre, Mito and Wazabi, which enjoy worldwide success.

Sorry We Are French (SWAF) is a board game publisher which specializes in narrative games and card games. It designs and publishes games for all audiences in a wide range of categories: science fiction, medieval/fantasy, historical, etc. 

For over 15 years, the imprint has focused on beautiful, immersive, creative games that are fun to play.
Its original games are perfect for children, adults or the whole family.
With over 40 published games, Scorpion Masqué now enjoys global recognition and is present in more than 40 countries. It has sold over 2 million games since it was founded. 
In 2021, Scorpion Masqué joined the Hachette group and is now integrated with its North American distributor, Randolph. 

Hiboutatillus gained recognition in 2014 with the launch of Blanc-manger Coco. Ever since, the studio has created and developed funny games that are accessible for both children and adults.
Their games are manufactured in Europe using only FSC cardboard.

La Boîte de Jeu creates, develops and sells games in French-speaking countries and throughout the world. 
It focuses on three types of games: 
- Games that target the shop market: innovative tactical and strategy games for families and seasoned players. 
- Games that target crowdfunding: games for expert players that offer constantly changing challenges and mechanics.
- Localized games: select games by foreign publishers, translated and sold on the French-speaking market. 

Randolph developed a new way of distributing video games by creating the first Pub Ludique (Fun Pub) in Montreal’s Quartier Latin - the heart of the city’s buzzing cultural scene. By making sure fun is always on the menu, Randolph has become a major player in the game industry. Thanks to its event expertise, 
Randolph has been able to develop a range of games perfectly tailored to its customers’ needs.

Clément and Seb founded Catch Up Games in Lyon in 2014. As die-hard game lovers, their primary goal is to have fun—in other words to publish games they love, without worrying about ranges, game types or box formats. The common thread is simply that the games they publish are games they enjoy playing. Their knowledge and experience in the world of games mean they offer games that are original in terms of both mechanics and illustrations.