CMYK
CMYK is a well-established American publisher of board games, known for its visually appealing, easy-to-understand and exceptionally entertaining games for parties and families. Their catalogue includes global hits such as Wavelength, Monikers and Spots.
CMYK Publishing: From entertaining bestsellers to award-winning concepts
CMYK is an independent American creative studio and publisher of board games, founded by Alex Hague, Justin Vickers and James Nathan Spencer. The publisher has quickly become recognised for its unique aesthetic, high production quality and focus on games that are easy to learn but long to remember. They collaborate with some of the industry’s most prominent designers, such as Wolfgang Warsch, Matt Leacock and Jon Perry.
Popular party games for any gathering
CMYK’s product range is based on casual games, fun card games (party games) and innovative strategy titles. Among their most recognisable releases are the social game Wavelength, the popular guessing party game Monikers, the charming dice-rolling game Spots, and the co-operative game Daybreak, which received the prestigious Kennerspiel des Jahres award. CMYK’s games are suitable for complete beginners and family evenings, as well as for experienced players looking for relaxed and dynamic fun.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the publisher of CMYK?
CMYK is an independent American studio and publisher of board games, run by Alex Hague, Justin Vickers and James Nathan Spencer. It is known for creating accessible, aesthetically refined and entertaining games for the general public.
What sort of board games does CMYK publish?
The publisher mainly produces casual party games, family card and dice games, and innovative co-operative and communication games with simple rules.
Which are CMYK’s best-known games?
Their biggest hits include Wavelength, Monikers, Spots, The Fuzzies and the award-winning co-operative game Daybreak.
