WindFans Games
WindFans Games — Chinese publisher active since 2025, focusing on bringing international board games to China and promoting Chinese originals abroad.
- 3 Games
Biography
WindFans Games describes itself as dedicated to introducing international board games to the Chinese market and promoting original Chinese games worldwide. Our database lists three titles for the publisher, all from 2025. No further personal or founding details are available in the source data.
Career
The publisher is recorded as active in 2025 and released at least three games that year: House of Fado, Night Soil and Orloj: The Prague Astronomical Clock. Their listed mechanics include Set Collection and Worker Placement, alongside Market and Commodity Speculation elements. Category tags such as Renaissance, Economic and Medieval suggest a tilt toward historical and economic themes. WindFans Games appears to focus on localization of international content and increasing visibility of Chinese designs internationally.
Most Famous Games
Top titles in our data are House of Fado (2025, winner of a GEEKS d'OURO Portuguese Board Game of the Year), Night Soil (2025) and Orloj: The Prague Astronomical Clock (2025). In total three games are listed for the publisher; House of Fado is the award-bearing release.
Design Style
The publisher favors thematic Euro-style games featuring Set Collection and Worker Placement, with economic and market mechanics present as well. The catalogue leans toward historical settings (Renaissance/Medieval) and economic gameplay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is WindFans Games from?
The source data does not state a clear country; the publisher positions itself toward the Chinese market.
What is their most famous game?
House of Fado (2025) — listed as the award-winning title in the data.
What mechanic is their signature?
Set Collection and Worker Placement are the most frequent mechanics among the listed games.
How long have they been active?
The data lists the publisher as active in 2025.
Verdict
Recommended for players looking for localized international titles in China and for fans of historical economic Eurogames.
