Funko Games to debut festive slate at New York Toy Fair

Funko Games is set to debut a new line of festive games at New York Toy Fair this weekend.

The Peanuts Charlie Brown Trim the Tree game sees players work together to hang ornaments on the bending tree, all without losing the big red bauble.

Elsewhere, Rugrats: The Meanie of Chanukah is a memory game that makes history as Funko’s first Chanukah-themed title. Finally, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Snowstorm is a fast-paced co-op game that sees players scamper through snowstorms to outrun Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster.

Peanuts Charlie Brown Trim the Tree is available from November while the new Rugrats and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeers games arrive next month.

Funko’s New York Toy Fair booth can be found at #5407. The show runs from Saturday September 30th to Tuesday Octobr 3rd at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York.

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