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“We’ve tried different names, tested over 400 challenges and been through more clay samples than you would believe,” said James Vaughan, Head of Game Development at Big Potato Games.

“Moose Toys’ continued innovation across multiple categories – boasting never-seen-before features that captivate, surprise and delight consumers – has propelled our notoriety and growth in the UK,” said Neil Shinner, CEO, UK and Europe, Moose Toys.

“I’ve been watching how Top Ten has captivated players throughout Europe, and it’s pretty exciting to get the chance to adapt it for English-speaking players,” said Elan Lee, Co-Creator and CEO of Exploding Kittens.

“Each of these villains pushed us to create new types of mechanics and objectives that will uniquely challenge each player,” said Mike Mulvihill, game producer at Ravensburger North America.

“Our in-house team of product developers have been diligent in bringing these wonderful 3D decal wall characters to life in the form of innovative wall art,” said Zoe Ryan, Head of Marketing at Fizz Creations.

Deb Weber talks us through her previous career at Fisher-Price – and how she’s looking to work with inventors at her new consultancy.

“The Lord of the Rings’ immersive story world unfolded perfectly in our adventure book board game format,” said Shanon Lyon, Game Development Manager at Ravensburger.

“The schleich brand is known for authenticity, attention to detail and quality all over the world, and Wizarding World will uphold these properties,” said Schleich CEO Dirk Engehausen.