games&puzzles Tactic Games
01483 332 071 |
www.tactic.net Following the Bin Weevils ethos of fun and development in a friendly and engaging environment, Tactic Games UK is launching the Bin Weevils Kimble Game which brings social and educational values to children. Move the Bin Weevils playing pieces around the game board with the objective of getting all four of your Bin Weevils home. A fast moving and sociably competitive game format, the Bin Weevils
Kimble game board is extremely durable. The playing pieces are Bin Weevils characters and the playing board has colourful and engaging graphics. Included with the Kimble game is the Bin Weevils Silly Families card game. The Tactic Games 2014 product line-up includes Matt Hatter Chronicles,
Beyblade Shogun Steel, Skylanders Swap Force, Angry Birds, Disney Planes, Moomin, Richard Scarry’s Busytown and more.
HERO product
Because of the durability of the pieces, the EVA Giant Foam Floor puzzles are ideal for puzzling in and outside the house, and you can combine different puzzles together to create an enormous fl oor puzzle. Steven Russell, marketing executive
Jumbo Games
01707 289 289 |
www.jumbo.eu New to the Jumbo Games licensed portfolio for 2014 is the adventure series Strange Hill High. Helping young fans bring their favourite characters to life, the new range from Jumbo Games will consist of a Rub & Reveal puzzle and a Puzzle in a Gift Tin, both launching Autumn/Winter. Complementing the licensed range and following the success of Q Pootle
5, Jumbo Games launches the new range of licensed puzzles and games from June 2014. The range will consist of 35-piece puzzle assortments, 4-in-1 shaped puzzles, Space Race Memory Game and Giant Playing Cards, featuring characters and scenes from the series. Jumbo’s new EVA giant foam fl oor puzzles join the range in February for popular licences such as Disney’s Jake and the Never Land Pirates, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Minnie Mouse and Planes. Doc McStuffi ns and Fisher- Price will be added in June. The foam puzzles include nine giant pieces that are brightly coloured and durable so they can be used inside and outside. Electronic Hide and Seek games for Peppa Pig and Minnie Mouse will launch in June 2014. The 3D characters are placed somewhere in the house and then children have to listen carefully for Peppa or Minnie’s voice to try and fi nd them.
Coiledspring Games HERO product
Forbidden Desert is a great game with high-quality pieces. Its recent award means that it will continue to sell well, and it’s also reignited interest in Forbidden Island. The Golden Geek award is a great achievement; the Boardgame Geek site is regularly the fi rst point of call for families looking for their next purchase, be it online or in traditional B&M retailers. Roger Martin, managing director
84 Toyworld
020 3301 1160 |
www.coiledspring.co.uk Forbidden Island and its successor Forbidden Desert are multi-award-winning games where all players win or lose together. Working together, players must collect the artefacts and defeat the game or meet their fate; either disappearing under the waves of the Forbidden Island or being buried by sand in the Forbidden Desert. Both titles are by renowned designer Matt Leacock, an established name in
the ‘games for gamers’ market. Forbidden Island and Forbidden Desert have successfully made the crossover into mainstream family gaming. Forbidden Desert recently won a Golden Geek award voted for by members of Boardgame Geek, a site dedicated to reviewing all games.
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