PS-Games
PS-Games was a Dutch publisher active from 1992 to 2008, known for releases such as Cold War: CIA vs KGB.
- 12 Games
Biography
PS-Games started as a board game distributor and later published its own titles. Our database lists 12 games from the company. The publisher is recorded as active between 1992 and 2008; unsere Datenbank notes it began distribution in 2004 and later published games before going bankrupt in 2011.
Career
Beginning as a distributor, PS-Games moved into publishing a range of titles between 1992 and 2008. Their catalogue includes card games, civilization-themed games and family/children's titles. Common mechanics across their releases include hand management, dice rolling, set collection, auctions and secret unit deployment.
Most Famous Games
Top releases include Cold War: CIA vs KGB (2007), Tempus (2006) and Frank's Zoo (1999). Other notable titles are Galloping Pigs (1992) and Piece o' Cake (2008). Several releases received recognitions such as Fairplay À la carte Runner-up and Meeples Choice Award.
Design Style
PS-Games' output spans card games to thematic civilization and animal-themed family games. Mechanically their products favor hand management and set-collection, with occasional auction and hidden-deployment elements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is PS-Games from?
PS-Games was a Dutch publisher; the source data identifies it as such.
What is their most famous game?
The top-listed game is Cold War: CIA vs KGB (2007).
What mechanic is their signature?
Frequent mechanics are Hand Management, Dice Rolling and Set Collection.
How long have they been active?
The publisher is recorded as active from 1992 to 2008.
Verdict
Collectors and players of niche card and civilization games will find PS-Games' catalogue historically interesting.
