Initials shown. Romir Play House's named interview labels its image as Sérgio Halaban playing one of his creations and describes his career as a Brazilian board-game designer. The Sheriff of Nottingham instructions independently credit game design to Sérgio Halaban and André Zatz. Romir Play House claims copyright and gives no photographer or reusable licence, so permission is required. Open the documented source.

Game designer

Sérgio Halaban

A compact selection of their best-known designs and their games in Bruno's collection.

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Selected notable games

Up to 10 games from the dated BGG snapshot, plus owned titles missing from that selection. The sequence helps browsing; it is not a definitive or live ranking.

  1. 01Sheriff of Nottingham2014 · with André ZatzSheriff of Nottingham
  2. 02Sheriff of Nottingham: 2nd Edition2020 · with André ZatzContext
  3. 03Quartz2015 · with André ZatzContext
  4. 04Hart an der Grenze2005 · with André ZatzContext
  5. 05Matryoshka2016Context
  6. 06Warehouse 512015 · with Bruno Faidutti, André ZatzContext
  7. 07Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: A Gemstone Mining Game2018 · with André ZatzContext
  8. 08Disney Robin Hood: Sheriff of Nottingham Game2023 · with Erica Bouyouris, André ZatzContext
  9. 09Sultan2007 · with André ZatzContext
  10. 10Elephant Rally2014 · with Bruno Faidutti, André ZatzContext