“Our brilliantly bold list will offer dynamic and playful storytelling to help children to discover the joy of reading,” said Mark Searle, MD at DK+.

Students will showcase their board game prototypes at the event, which takes place at Rhode Island School of Design on Thursday, December 11th at 6PM.

Inspired by Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, the 2,862-piece set boasts a raft of details.

Arriving in April, this oversized version of the game is designed for ‘parties, outdoor events, or everyday fun at home’.

You can pick up copies of the Mojo Nation 100 and Mojo Nation Magazine from stand B38 at London Toy Fair.

The deadline for nominations is Friday, November 29th.

The game sees players try and collect three different sets of magical items to win.

$10 from every Queer Eye Pop! sold will go to the It Gets Better Project, a charity whose mission is to uplift, empower and connect LGBTQ+ youth around the globe.

Coombes and Penn were also the design duo behind Big Potato’s Head Hackers game.

Billy and Phil spoke about the toy and game design scene and unpacked some of what Mojo Nation is up to this year.