games&puzzles
020 8568 6398 | www.goldfi
shandbison.com Goldfi sh and Bison is introducing new titles from Megableu into the company’s range of games. The new launches will be available from Summer 2014 and will be supported with TV and marketing campaigns through the second half of the year. Existing Megableu games, such as Ghost Hunt and Creepy Hand, will also be supported with TV advertising this year. Cobrattack is a game of tense excitement that puts stealth and courage to the test. Players attempt to snatch the jewel from the Cobra’s basket without being spotted. The new Spider-Man Hunt game is based on the new movie and features Rhino the super villain. Players attempt to catch Rhino with their web guns.
Piggin’ Boogers is a gross-out game which sees
players line up pig noses and stick their fi ngers into the nostrils. If they get away clean, they win, but if their fi nger is covered in green goo, they lose.
Mattel
Mattel Games is supported with an
extensive marketing
programme of activity which will raise
awareness of its assortment of games across
multiple
platforms. Adults and kids will be inspired to
participate in family game nights whilst the digital
communities for Scrabble, Uno and
Pictionary
will continue to grow and engage.
Following the rebrand of Scrabble in 2013, marketing initiatives in 2014 will continue to drive awareness of the new brand message, bringing letters and people together, whilst targeting a younger audience and casual gamers. Uno will be supported with a multi-platform marketing programme in
Spring/Summer including TV advertising support and promotional sampling, all of which will drive awareness of the new Uno 24/7 brand message, encouraging families to play Uno whenever and wherever. Pictionary continues to perform well, whilst family strategy game Blokus
can now be played on the move with the new Blokus Digital App, new for 2014.
01628 500 000 |
www.mattel.com In 2014,
Gibsons Games
020 8661 8866 |
www.gibsonsgames.co.uk Gibsons has announced that its Pass the Bomb game will be TV advertised in Autumn 2014. Pass the Bomb is the fast-paced word game that requires players to try to think of a word containing the letters on the card and pass the ticking bomb to the next player. Adverts will air this November. Following Happy
Campers and World in a Hurry, comes Steve Skelton’s latest puzzle, Miggley Avenue. Pandemonium has hit the streets in the image of this jigsaw and the mission is to piece the commotion together. With a choice of either the 1,000-piece version or the challenging 2,000-piece, the pieces are made from high-quality 100% recycled board.
HERO product
Gibsons standout product is defi nitely the innovative Mystery Mayhem. After completing the 1,000-piece picture that you see on the box, the next challenge is to fi nd out what triggered the mayhem. The answer is in the second 200-piece puzzle, but you’re on your own as there’s no picture to help you fi nd out what caused the chaos. Nick Wright, managing director
Goldfi sh and Bison
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