About us

Hashim is a family company that loves playing games together. Grandfather, grandmother, grandchild, mother, father, child, uncle, niece, nephew, cousin… We’re working to share the games we’ve been playing among ourselves for generations with everyone.

Our vision

“Less is More Fun!”

We aim to deliver maximum fun with minimal materials in tiny boxes to game lovers of all ages. Unfortunately, we live in a time when bigger and more is considered better. We want to remember and remind others how fun and valuable small and simple can be. By being mindful of nature in our materials, using as few resources as possible, we aim to contribute to children’s futures not only through educational and entertaining games but also by protecting the environment.

“Access to Quality, Well-Designed Toys is Every Child’s Right!”

We want to make play, toys, and fun accessible to every child through high quality and original design. To support every child’s right to access quality, well-designed games, we aim to produce the most affordable games with minimal materials.

“Bringing Generations Together.”

In an era where technology creates chasms between generations and pulling children away from screens becomes increasingly difficult, we set out to create products that bring together families, extended families, guests, and friends for shared entertainment. We intend to create moments of fun worth stepping away from screens for all age groups and help you build beautiful family memories.

“Don’t Underestimate Play. Playing is Serious Business.”

Research clearly demonstrates the importance of play in child development. Experts emphasize how serious an activity play is. Games develop children’s thinking abilities, help them socialize, advance their attention, memory and language skills, and introduce them to strategy development and healthy competition. Through games, children test their knowledge, realize what they don’t know, and have opportunities to learn through trial and error. Children who play learn to cope with losing as well as winning. Games help children develop problem-solving skills and build their self-confidence.