Funko Games brings blind bag toys and gaming together in Disney Kingdomania

Funko Games has detailed Disney Kingdomania, a new game that brings blind bag toys and gaming together.

Styled like an 8-bit video game and designed with collectability in mind, Disney Kingdomania sees players attempt to patch glitches before it’s “Game Over” for the characters and their digital game world.

Disney Kingdomania is available as a Super Game Pack, containing four character figures, two powerful items and 20 game tiles, or a portable Game Ball, holding two characters and 12 tiles. Rare “glitched” character figures can only be found in Games Balls.

There are 40 figures available to collect for the game, including Buzz Lightyear, Mickey Mouse, Stitch and Princess Tiana, as well as game-changing items like Aladdin’s Magic Carpet and Maleficent Spinning Wheel that can impact story actions and outcomes.

Disney Kingdomania will land on shelves this fall. Check out the game in action below:

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