The show will introduce a new product segment for Baby Alive in the Glo Pixies.

Cove Design’s Caleb Vainikka explores how new designers can get to grips with prototyping without breaking the bank.

“Our students will shape the industry, impact society, and inspire generations to come,” said Caveza.

This year’s line-up includes two new categories: Most Innovative Licensed Product and Game Changers

The J Balvintron figure converts into cassette player and features details inspired by J Balvin, including packaging featuring his rainbow colour scheme and smiley face icon.

“Collaborative student projects add considerable value to a student’s education and companies can benefit from gaining fresh ideas,” said Brunel’s Dr Eujin Pei.

Gameboard CEO and Co-Founder Shail Mehta and the firm’s Head of Content, Lee Allentuck, tell us how designers and publishers alike can engage with the innovative new platform.

“The combination of the quirky characters and the nostalgia of the show is the perfect fit for LEGO and when we saw the concept we just knew we had to make it,” said Federico Begher, VP of Global Marketing at The LEGO Group.

Matt Fantastic discusses game invention – and seeing fewer auteur designers!

“We’re looking for games that deliver exciting and memorable gameplay, yet are simple to explain to our customers,” said Exploding Kittens’ Thor Ritz.