About Hint Hunter Games
Made by one person.
Played together.
A love of making things, a family around a table and a few ideas that wouldn’t stay on paper. That’s where Hint Hunter Games began.
How it started
It started with a game night.
I didn’t grow up playing many games. That changed when I met my partner, who loves a family game night. Spending time around the table opened up a whole new world of ideas, and before long I had games of my own that I wanted to bring to life.
Many of those ideas have since been played and tested by my family. They’ve been part of the journey from something in my imagination to something we can sit down and enjoy together.
Hint Hunter Games grew from wanting to share that experience with more people: the conversation, the connection and the fun of being in the same room, playing the same game.
Behind the games
A designer with
a head full of ideas.
I’m a designer, a crime reader and a fan of crime documentaries. I’ve always been a creative person, and making games gives me a different way to use that creativity beyond my day job.
The mystery influence comes naturally, but the heart of it is broader: taking an idea and turning it into something fun that I can share with others.
Why I make them
More conversation.
More time together.
More reasons to play.
I started Hint Hunter Games to share my passion for creating fun experiences and encourage people to connect in person. Every game is created by me, with many tried out around the family table.
What matters here
Good times, without overcomplicating things.
Fun comes first
The aim is always to create an experience people enjoy, whether that means a little friendly competition, a shared challenge or an unexpected laugh.
Easy to get into
I want the games to feel approachable, with clear instructions that help you get playing and spend more time enjoying the company.
Simple pricing
Choose the game you want, see the price and print it at home. A straightforward way to try something new for your next game night.
Looking ahead
Room for more ideas.
One day, I’d love to create games for education too, exploring how play can make learning enjoyable. For now, I’m building the collection one game at a time, with the same purpose behind each one: creating a fun experience for the people playing it.
Have a question, feedback from a game night or an idea you’d like to share? I’d love to hear from you.
Make time for a game.
Find something to print, gather your people and see where the game takes you.