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Gamefound is the first company to receive funding from Ravensburger’s innovation and investment program, Next Ventures.

Scott and Cassidy shed light on bringing the fear and tension of the iconic film to a board game experience.

Asked to give ten top tips to new toy-and-game inventors, Richard C. Levy and Ronald O. Weingartner went one better… Here, they offer not only their tips but also invaluable advice that shapes their thinking.

Leading up to the Mojo Nation pitch, we caught up with Ravensburger’s Benn Bramwell, Senior International Product Manager for Children’s Games, and Leah Smith, Junior Product Designer.

This session – featuring Shane Hartley, Art Director at Ravensburger North America and Jake Breish, Graphic Designer at Ravensburger North America – delves into the incredible art direction behind the company’s smash-hit board game series, Villainous.

The session will see Ravensburger’s Shane Hartley and Jake Breish discuss the art direction behind the firm’s smash-hit game series.

“We are thrilled to be able to offer this event to support brands during this difficult time, while further highlighting the importance of play,” said Dr Amanda Gummer, Founder and CEO of Good Play Guide.

“Mojo Nation has been instrumental in helping us forge a number of promising new relationships already and we’re certainly looking forward to seeing what the next event will bring,” said Ravensburger’s Benn Bramwell.

Created by Prospero Hall and Wonder Forge, and published by Ravensburger, Villainous is a card game that sees players step into the shoes of iconic Disney baddies.

One player takes on the role of the killer shark, while the other players step into the sopping wet boots of Brody, Hooper and Quint.