We make board games we love — the kind that make the whole table lean in, laugh, and ask for one more round. Pull up a chair. We can't wait to share them.
Us... kind of
The work starts with table energy, not category labels. We want games that are easy to pitch, fast to want, and good enough for your group to bring back.
We care about the turn everyone talks about afterward: the reveal, the comeback, the decision that makes the whole table lean in.
A game should sound fun before anyone reads the rulebook. If the pitch takes too long, we sharpen the hook before adding more rules.
WLHG is still early. We will show experiments, ask direct questions, and keep the work honest as it changes.
WLHG is still early, so there is no final game lineup yet. We will share clear updates about each game idea, where it stands, what is changing, and when it is ready for outside feedback.
What each game is about.
Early cards, boards, tokens, and sketches.
What changes after testing.
When outside feedback opens.
If you like trying early board games, reacting honestly, and seeing small-studio ideas before they become polished products, this is the list for that.
Wild Lamb Hoggs Games started with the kind of game nights that leave a story behind: one turn everyone remembers, one rivalry that stays friendly, one hook that makes people ask for the box again.
We're still in early prototype planning mode. The work now is simple: test rough ideas at the table, learn what people actually want to play, and keep shaping the games from there.