We profile some of the toy and game concepts showcased by graduate design talent at this year’s New Designers show.

“Since its debut, the game has quickly built a loyal following, and it aligns with our plans to deepen interactivity across the Spotify ecosystem,” said Jeremy Erlich, Global Head of Music at Spotify.

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“We have worked closely with the team at Skydance Animation to bring the beloved characters from the movie to life by extending the experience from the television screen to right into your hands with our game,” said Shari Spiro, CEO and Founder of Breaking Games.

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.

The set includes 3,802 bricks and measures 24 inches wide when open.

“We are looking forward to connecting with new inventors, as well as seeing some great new innovations from the creative minds that we already love,” said Josh West, Head of Product Design and Inventor Relations at ThinkFun.

Trademark Attorney Victor Caddy looks at the missed warning signs in a real-life inventor nightmare.

Alexander Thieme ­– Licensing Manager for Publishing & Consumer Products at Asmodee Entertainment – on crafting brand extensions for games like CATAN, Dobble and Arkham Horror.