Z-Man Games

Z-Man Games was primarily formed to bring the collectible card game Shadowfist back into publication.[1][2]

In 2011, Sophie Gravel, owner of Quebec-based publisher/distributor Filosofia, bought Z-Man Games,[3] creating F2Z Entertainment. Shlasinger left Z-Man Games in January 2016. In 2016, F2Z Entertainment was acquired by Asmodee.[4]

• A B-movie card game series consisting of games such as Grave Robbers From Outer Space[1][5] and Cannibal Pygmies in the Jungle of Doom[6]
• 1960: The Making of the President,[7][8] an original creation by Z-Man Games
• Agricola
• Arimaa, an abstract strategy game
• Ascending Empires, a space based empire expansion game[9]
• Carcassonne, Z-Man Games has published the English version of this game in the US and Canada since 2012
• Endeavor, a complex strategy game edited by Z-Man Games in 2009[10]
• Gheos, a game where players take on the role of deities[11]
• Neuroshima Hex!
• Omlevex, a role-playing supplement for Mutants & Masterminds, Champions, and Silver Age Sentinels[12][13]
• Onirim, and the Oniverse series of short single-player games: Sylvion, Castellion, Nautilion, and Aerion
• Pandemic, a cooperative board game[14]
• Saboteur, a mining path card game
• Shadow Hunters
• Shadowfist
• Start Player by Ted Alspach, a card game to determine who goes first in the following game
• Terra Mystica, by Jens Drögemüller and Helge Ostertag, winner of the 2013 International Gamers Award - General Strategy: Multi-player Winner[15]
• Ursuppe
• The Walking Dead, a 2009 board games based on the comic of the same name
• The Walking Dead: The Prison, "both a stand-alone game and an expansion module to the first game", funded through Kickstarter[16]

• Going Cardboard – a documentary about board games in which Shlasinger is interviewed

• Z-Man Games website
• Z-Man Games at BoardGameGeek