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¿Question #1161?
skelebone: Is there a publisher whose games you generally like because you like the publisher, their components, or their games or game styles?

ocdspectrum: Garphill Games
copcopps: Dice Hate Me Games, IDW and Rio Grande
magikaru: Z-Man for board games. Devolver Digital for video games.
bassiezpcs: White Goblin Games
Varduk: Yes. Fantasy flight
Woelf: Z-Man has been doing awesome as a publisher.
galenochfarlig: FFG
arcweldx: Rio Grande, Chaosium
Simon Mueller: Yes, Clash of Arms.
falloutfan: There was a time when I really enjoyed Games workshop. It got so cost prohibitive however.
martybjsg: FFG
Muzza: Days of Wonder
Nazhuret: yes
bjofli: Queen Games for their straightforward structure and non-linguistic boards
DHEK: Yeah, I generally like Days of Wonder because they put that extra effort to ensure their components are at least of good quality.
SeaBass: Days of Wonder
aleo09: sure,rio grande, days of wonder seem to have quality components
PsyJam: To a certain extent, Fantasy Flight. Rio Grande games, too, have some good titles... but those are the big ones, and they are bound to have a larger selection of the more popular games.
diehard4life: Yes, Rio Grande
KentuckyKid: DoW. Rio G does well, too.
suncrush: EuroGames
Sektor: Days Of Wonder, Avalon Hill
heavymetalhamster: I like FFG because of all the lovely bits.
vampywife: yes, i have had positive experiences with Fantasy Flight, from simple tile games to more complex ones like Twilight Imperium.
Big Bad Lex: Hartland Trefoil
Fawkes: Hans im Gluck and alea always command my attention, especially when publishing Knizia, Dorn or Kramer.
Salt-Man Z: Cheapass and Rio Grande.
jasta6: GMT & TAHGC
ctalbot: Yes.
locusshifter: Hans im Gluck ties with Rio Grande
SteveK2: Alea, Splotter
javelin98: Yeah -- FFG, AH, and GW
matthew.marquand: yes
motoyugota: Looney Labs, Steve Jackson Games, Cheapass Games
jellospike: Days of Wonder, maybe? I don't know.
GrandpaDave: Days of Wodner
POvidiusNaso: I like Rio Grande's the best, because of appearance and customer service.
Mike A: Eight Foot Llama. They're funny.
sourwyrm: i like whoever makes age of napoleon as far as components go
dietevil: Yes. Oh, did you want to know which ones?
Android: Rio Grande Games ALWAYS does a great job.
Lord_Prussian: Not really
dbucak: I generally like Cheapass games, though certainly not because of their components. I find their games funny.
rdmasters: Alea, Days of Wonder, Looney Labs, Steve Jackson...
meshuggener: Rio Grande.
The Unbeliever: 42
Gecko23: Days of Wonder impressed me with their overall quality. Rio Grande would be a close second for the same reason.
Randy Cox: No
skrutsch: Rio Grande
2amp: no
Cavedog_pdx: Yes. Alea, Avalon Hill, the Gipf series, and Hans im Glueck
ronster0: old AH
goldenboat: Old school Avalon Hill.
Sceadeau: I do like Rio Grande Games
Musti: 999Games (Dutch version of Rio Grande). His selection of Euro games is excellent. Although a bit too commercial at the moment.
thomcat: Task Force Games has great style and themes, and really branched out where others companies wouldn't go.
batman: Warfrog
snoozefest: alea
JoeSteadman: Old AH
Jern: No
djlg: Yes.
thoia: Well there has not been a DoW game I haven't liked but I haven't played Queen's Necklace, Gang of 4 or Mystery of the Abbey
AWildEep: Huh
Redneon: no
HappyProle: Alea
heli: Doris & Frank
Mark_WH: Columbia Games
Wintergoblin: Cheap Ass Games
Fa�l: Kosmos 2-player
Tim Synge: Splotter.
gnomehome: Zoch, great components
BaSL: 999games
relic10: Kosmos 2-player line
haraggan: Yes - Games Workshop, when they were doing boardgames like Blood Royale, Fury of Dracula (1980s), and Metagaming's line of microgames from the same period. If you meant "currently," well, no
isolated: yes.
DenverWolf: Rio Grande
Ebonwoulfe: Just give me a game and I'm happy
tragicpoet: Kosmos & Rio Grande are pretty good quality
sumo: Hans im Glueck
Karlsen: Yes
netfilterz: FFG, Days of Wonder...
darquil: Amigo card games; Kosmos big-box; the GIPF series
Scott Tepper: Rio Grande
steef: metagaming
Belash: DoW, RGG, Alea
BilboAtBagEnd: Days of Wonder. Publisher, components, games, and game styles. Very often I can sit down with a DoW game and wow over my friends with the components, and yet it is easy for them to digest the rules and have fun. I don't think I could ever get anybody I know on a regular basis to sit through TI3 or even Arkham Horror.
Ryno8: Yes, probably Knizia
fsumarc: Fantasy Flight and Days of Wonder.
P.O.G.G.: yes, ALEA
GuyHill: no
Grimwold: DoW; FFG; Rio Grande
sos1: Yes
djflippy: Days of Wonder
Blackwind: GMT
m_r_tyler: Alea but Queen is a close second.
jttm: Not particularly.
alfredhw: It used to be Microgame Design Group; always good for an interesting game on a neglected subject. Nowadays, I'm eagerly awaiting the next item from Histogames.
ynnen: Fantasy Flight... I've been a fan since first playing a demo of the original Twilight Imperium at a GenCon back in Milwaukee, and they generally have nice production quality and components.
CortexBomb: alea, Hans im Glueck, and Warfrog all come to mind
chaddyboy_2000: DoW
BobDodgerBlue: Clash of Arms
CDRodeffer: I have liked almost everything I've seen by Ravensburger and Hans im Gluck.
ValJor: Yes, I like RGG very much
Spielfreak: Days of Wonder
skelebone: I love Kosmos and Hans im Glueck.
DangerMouse: No.