Top 5 Board Games Designed by Hjalmar Hach and Lorenzo Silva

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Some game designers have an exceptional talent for creating diverse and unique games that can appeal to family-friendly players to advanced gamer audiences.

Hjalmar Hach and Lorenzo Silva are not an exception and have consistently co-developed and delivered well-known popular games, including The King’s Dilemma, The Queen’s Dilemma (yet to be released), Dragon Castle, Railroad Ink, The Great Split, and Sound Box.

So, get ready to check out our top five excellent games co-designed by Hjalmar Hach and Lorenzo Silva.

Are you ready for chaos and madness in the game of the ultimate noise extravaganza? Think Sound Box! Can you guess concepts imitated by Soundmakers who are making multiple sounds simultaneously? Identify the right concepts to advance the game toward a cooperative victory. However, make mistakes, and you can cause the group to fail. Sound Box is a funny cooperative party game for four to seven players that challenges your deductive skills.

The game takes place around a board where you lay out several concept cards, a progress tracker, and a life points tracker. At each round, there will be a Guesser, a Recorder and Soundmakers, rotating clockwise. After studying the Soundtrack concept cards, you blindfold both the Guesser and the Recorder with “funky” blinding eyeglasses. Every Soundmaker draws a number token from a bag to discover the concept sound they must imitate. All Soundmakers make their sounds simultaneously during 13 seconds of noise and chaos while the Guesser and the Recorder listen and try to memorize what they hear. When the timer runs out, the Guesser removes the eyeglasses and tries to find as many sound concept cards as possible, one at a time. At the same time, the Recorder keeps blindfolded but