Bureau de Juegos
Bureau de Juegos — Argentinian publisher, active 1999–2019, focused on localizations and original productions like Tsukiji and Papertown.
- 15 Games
Biography
Bureau de Juegos was an Argentinian publisher. According to the provided data, the company was active from 1999 to 2019 and listed 15 games in our database. The publisher handled local versions of international titles and produced its own games.
Career
The catalogue includes local editions of prominent international games as well as in-house productions. In 2019 Bureau de Juegos acquired Redbox (Brazil) to form Buró. Their releases in our data span from Schotten Totten (1999) to Bunny Kingdom (2017). Common mechanics across their titles include Hand Management, Area Majority/Influence, Area Movement, Dice Rolling and Open Drafting.
Most Famous Games
Top titles associated with Bureau de Juegos in the data are Inis (2016), Captain Sonar (2016) and Kanagawa (2016). Other notable entries include Red7 (2014), King of Tokyo (2011), Takenoko (2011) and Cyclades (2009). These appear among the publisher's listed games.
Design Style
The publisher tended toward card-focused games with hand-management elements, combined with area-control and movement mechanics. Their portfolio mixes family-friendly and tactical combat themes, covering both party and deeper strategic games.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Bureau de Juegos from?
The source data indicates Bureau de Juegos was an Argentinian publisher.
What is their most famous game?
Inis (2016) is listed first among their top games in the data.
What mechanic is their signature?
Frequent mechanics include Hand Management, Area Majority/Influence and Area Movement.
How long have they been active?
The data lists their activity from 1999 to 2019.
Verdict
Good pick for players who want localized editions of international hits and occasional original titles from an Argentinian publisher.
