SHOW GUIDE Winning Moves
WINNING MOVES UK offers a stellar 2014 line-up of licensed versions of family favourites including Top Trumps, Monopoly and Connect 4. Hero products this year include Big Bang Theory Cluedo, Harry Potter Trivial Pursuit and Walking Dead Risk. With the popularity and growth of the board games category in 2013, the firm is confident the products will be a hit with kids of all ages. The company will continue
to extend its line-up of Hasbro- licensed games, featuring One Direction, Transformers 4, Doctor Whoand The Walking Deadamong others. With top game brands such as Risk, Monopoly, Trivial Pursuit, Twister, Guess Who? and Cluedo, there is something to appeal to everyone. The One Direction licence
proved a huge hit for Top Trumps last year, with a One
Direction Twister and Monopoly launched at the end of the year. Winning Moves will continue
to promote and develop products in the range to satisfy the demands of the millions of ‘Directioners’ out there. In addition to the Hasbro- licensed games, Winning Moves recently secured the long-term licences for the Waddingtons brand. The firm is now developing a full range of Waddingtons products that will focus on wooden and travel games. The continued development of the Waddingtons Number One Playing Cards will feature new licences including DC Heroes & Villains among others. Top Trumps will also
strengthen its offering with new licences such as My Little Pony, World Football Stars, Transformers 4and Family Guy. In addition, a range of Top
50-piece Dinosaur puzzle
(both available now). In the pre-school arena, Top
Trumps brand extensions will be launched in 2014 to include Top Puzzles and memory games. Winning Moves has also developed a Dinosaurs Top trumps Collector Tin and a
Trumps Activity Packs will launch a brand new Peppa Pig version, while Doc McStuffins will further add to the existing range of popular titles. 020 7262 9696
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