Ryoji Suzuki
Ryoji Suzuki, Japanese game designer and member of the Chatra Games authors' circle, active 2026.
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Biography
BoardGameGeek lists Ryoji Suzuki as a Japanese board game designer and member of the Chatra Games authors' circle. Our database contains one credited game for him. No additional personal details such as birth date or place are provided in the source data.
Career
Suzuki is recorded as active in 2026 with his debut title Yami (2026). His design work centers on cooperative, deduction-driven adventure scenarios that incorporate real-time play and communication limits. On Yami he collaborated with Hiroki Ohba, Anthony Perone and Hiraku Tezuka. With only one title listed, his career is currently sparsely documented.
Most Famous Games
The primary title in our data is Yami (2026). Yami blends Adventure, Deduction and Exploration in a Fantasy / Video Game themed scenario and employs mechanics like Communication Limits, Deduction and Real-Time. No further games are recorded in our dataset.
Design Style
Suzuki's style leans toward cooperative scenario games with restricted communication and real-time pressure, paired with deduction and exploration mechanics. The listed co-designers indicate a collaborative development approach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Ryoji Suzuki from?
The source data only indicates he is a Japanese game designer; no specific birthplace is given.
What is their most famous game?
His most notable game in our data is Yami (2026), the only listed title.
What mechanic is their signature?
Signature mechanics include Communication Limits, Cooperative Game and Deduction, with Real-Time elements.
How long have they been active?
He is recorded as active in 2026.
Verdict
If you like cooperative deduction adventures with communication challenges and real-time elements, Yami is worth a look; Suzuki's catalogue is currently small.
