Philippe des Pallières
Philippe des Pallières, French game designer active 1986–2015; known for bluffing, deduction and card games.
- 11 Games
Biography
Philippe des Pallières (active 1986–2015) is a French game designer. The database lists 11 games under his name. He also used the pseudonym Lili-Phèdre la Pipesse (an anagram of his name). Exact birth details or birthplace are not provided in the source data.
Career
Des Pallières began publishing games in 1986 with titles such as Armada (1986). His work spans party and deduction games, with frequent use of bluffing, card-game mechanics and hand management. He collaborated multiple times with co-designers like Patrice Pillet and Sylvie Barc. Key releases between 2001 and 2015 include The Werewolves of Miller's Hollow (2001) and Mafia de Cuba (2015).
Most Famous Games
Top titles include The Werewolves of Miller's Hollow (2001), Was'n das? (2005) and Mafia de Cuba (2015). Other notable games are Wooly Wars (2002), Shazamm! (2003) and Armada (1986). Several of his games received awards such as Tric Trac and As d'Or, and mentions related to Spiel des Jahres.
Design Style
His designs emphasize social interaction: bluffing and deduction are core, often implemented via card-based hand management and hidden roles. Repeated collaborations with Patrice Pillet and Sylvie Barc point to shared work in party/bluff genres.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Philippe des Pallières from?
The source data does not state a definite birthplace; he is listed as a French designer on unsere Datenbank.
What is their most famous game?
The Werewolves of Miller's Hollow (2001) is among his best-known titles.
What mechanic is their signature?
Bluffing and deduction, together with card-game elements and hand management.
How long have they been active?
Active from 1986 until at least 2015 according to the data.
Verdict
Recommended for players who enjoy interactive bluffing and deduction games with variable roles and card mechanics.
