Each puzzle features artwork by the Oatmeal and Exploding Kittens’ creative team, and comes with a poster.

“Magic is the core of our business and the brand has never been bigger,” said Chris Cocks, President of Wizards of the Coast.

Phil Tottman, Director of Development and Co-Founder at Book of Beasties, asks when does playful learning become just learning?

“They’re terrific characters with a great story to tell, and I think new fans will be excited to spend some time in their world,” said designer Bill Benecke.

We caught up with the team to find out more about the firm’s approach to collaborating with brands on devices that disinfect toys.

Exploring the differences between the two sectors are games designers Scott Rogers and Brett J Gilbert, as well as PlayMonster’s Adam Hocherman and Heayes Design’s Richard Heayes.

We caught up with Ryan to find out more about the origins of his Princess Bride game – and find out how improv comedy shapes how he tackles design.

Robert Fuhrer reveals how Nextoy, DubiToys and PlayMonster put a new spin on an old favourite.

The game spawned three expansions and Floodgate is already prepping a new one in the form of Love on Lockdown.

Joel Berkowitz reveals how he started London Toy Company in a flash of inspiration.