Goliath acquires Game Night in a Can from Barry & Jason Games & Entertainment

Goliath has acquired Game Night in a Can license from game inventors and creative studio, Barry & Jason Games & Entertainment.

Game Night in a Can features 35 creative and physical challenges, based on popular segments from Barry McLaughlin and Jason Lautenschleger’s touring live comedy game show.

“We’re thrilled to be teaming up with Goliath Games and feel fortunate to have found a partner who also sees the long-term potential for growth of Game Night in a Can as an enduring, global brand,” said Jason Lautenschleger.

Barry McLaughlin added: “They really understand the vision of Game Night in a Can and the importance of inspiring creative thinking and imaginative play. They also play Frumpy Bumpers every chance they get, which we love.”

Brian Weiss, President of Goliath Group North America, said: “Adding Game Night in a Can to our broad party game portfolio perfectly aligns with our mission of spreading joy and togetherness across the globe.

“It’s a simple & portable game that has Barry and Jason’s magic of bringing out the creative, silly spirit in all of us. This is the type of game that can create lasting memories – with friends, with family, no matter the age.”

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