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“It was great to see so many familiar faces after such a long break from hosting these events, as well as lots of new people from both within and outside the industry – all eager to play, chat and explore new games together,” said Lesley Singleton of Playtime PR.

The dolls feature face sculpts and details from the movies, including Chucky’s striped sweater, Good Guys overalls and red hair.

“LEGO DREAMZzz is our very first concept that celebrates the wondrous world of dreaming,” said Cerim Manovi, Creative Director for LEGO DREAMZzz

“We have always been fans of Warhammer and are excited to be able to help players bring characters from this rich setting to life,” said Markus Böhm, CEO of Burgschneider Group.

“We are firm believers in learning through play and Gabby embodies that with her unparalleled tenacity and spirit,” said James Stephenson, Senior Designer at the LEGO Group.

“The Coronation Coach evolves the brand’s signature craftsmanship while drawing on innovation and cutting-edge technology to write a new and exciting chapter in our history,” said Roberto Stanichi, Global Head of Vehicles at Mattel.

“The legacy of Jurassic Park is felt across the world,” said Melissa Rodriguez, vice president of franchise strategy for Universal Products & Experiences.

The game ­– designed by Roberta Taylor – will launch via a crowdfunding campaign that’s set to go live in September.

“Our goal is to enable all children to see themselves in Barbie, while also encouraging children to play with dolls who do not look like themselves,” said Lisa McKnight, Executive Vice President and Global Head of Barbie & Dolls, Mattel.

The dolls feature the likenesses of Halle Bailey’s Ariel, Melissa McCarthy’s Ursula and Javier Bardem’s King Triton.