Aaron Weissblum

Aaron Weissblum (born 1964) is an American game designer and artist who frequently designs games with Alan R. Moon including popular games such as San Marco, the 10 Days in series, Capitol, Oasis, and New England. He is also one of the co-founders and puzzle creators for Tanga.com and has designed Puzzle Hunt contests for BGG.CON.

Weissblum studied mathematics at Swarthmore College (1982 – 1986) before turning to games.

Sole author

• Cloud 9, 1999, F.X. Schmid
• Adam & Eva, 2004, Ravensburger

With Alan R. Moon

• Time Pirate, 2000, Piatnik
• San Marco, 2001, Ravensburger, International Gamers Awards multi-joueurs 2002
• Capitol, 2001, Schmidt Spiele
• Das Amulett, 2001, Goldsieber
• Im Schatten des Sonnenkönigs, 2002, Amigo / Gigamic
• New England, 2002, Goldsieber, Games Magazine Awards 2004
• Lumberjack, 2002, Schmidt Spiele
• Canal Grande, 2002, Adlung
• Stop it, 2002, Schmidt Spiele
• King Lui, 2003, Abacus
• Europa Tour, 2003, Schmidt Spiele, Mensa Select Mind Games 2004
• Eiszeit, 2003, Ravensburger
• Clocktowers, 2004, Jolly Roger
• Oasis, 2004, Schmidt Spiele