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“We hope to bring the weird, strange world of DHMIS to the incredible fans of the show, with a range of merchandise that captures the uncompromising, surprising, and satirical comedy of Becky, Jo and Baker’s vision,” said Blink Industries’ Tom Stuart.

The set’s 11,695 elements can be arranged in one of three different ways, allowing consumers to place their favourite part of the world in the centre of the map.

Guests will walk around the famed rooms of the game, interrogate suspects like Professor Plum and Miss Scarlet, and aim to be the first in their group to solve the mystery.

“As we continue to grow Jazwares offerings beyond our core toy and collectibles business, we look forward to bringing our innovative, quality approach to consumer products into the pet category,” said Michael Rinzler, Executive VP/Partner, Jazwares.

“The starting point for this was my feeling that we, as a society, could be doing more to show support for each other and appreciate our differences,” said set designer and Vice President of Design at LEGO, Matthew Ashton.

“Hosting this conference expands on our offerings and aligns with our mission of promoting and supporting areas of popular art that might otherwise not receive the attention they deserve,” said Eddie Ibrahim, Senior Director of Programming at Comic-Con International.

The new funding competition will see Innovate UK invest up to £2.5m in innovative projects from UK registered micro and small businesses in the creative sector.

“Our new line, designed for collectors and new fans alike, provides a modern interpretation of these classic characters,” said Mattel’s PJ Lewis.

Elsewhere, The Lost Ruins of Arnak, Fantasy Realms and Paleo will battle it out to win the Kennerspiel des Jahres.

The film tells the story of Sir Gawain, King Arthur’s reckless and headstrong nephew, who embarks on a daring quest to confront the Green Knight.