At this year’s New York Toy Fair, University Games president Bob Moog sat down for a chat with Mojo Nation’s own Billy Langsworthy as part of the firm’s UG Studios video series.
In the video, the two cover the origins of Mojo Nation, as well as discussing some best practices for budding game designers.
Check out the video below:
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