Editrice Giochi
Product brand
UnclaimedItalian game publisher founded in 1936, known for RisiKo! and Scarabeo.
Last updated September 11, 2026
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Overview
Editrice Giochi is an Italian game publisher founded in 1936 by Emilio Ceretti and friends to launch Monopoli in Italy. Its best-known games include RisiKo!, Scarabeo and Visual Game, and it is today represented by the RisiKo! and Scarabeo brands.
History
Editrice Giochi was founded in 1936 from an idea of Emilio Ceretti who, together with some friends, decided to found a company to launch in Italy a game then very popular in the United States: Monopoli. Since its founding year, Editrice Giochi has become a reference point in the playful imagination of Italians in the field of board games. Today Editrice Giochi is represented by two famous brands among the most loved by the general public: RisiKo! and Scarabeo, two evergreen boardgames belonging to Italian tradition. Its latest major release is Metropoli, intended to become a new classic.
Products and positioning
RisiKo!
The true Italian strategy game.
Scarabeo
The word game that entertains the whole family.
Visual Game
One of the most famous and loved games by Italians.
Monopoli
A game very popular in the United States at the time, launched in Italy by Editrice Giochi.
Metropoli
The latest major release, intended to become a new classic, focused on the development of a large city.
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