The range spans four custom-designed LEGO prints.

The 21-piece collection merges ‘the spirit of Monopoly with the culture of baseball’.

“Marshmallow Madness was designed to take kids and families back to the basics of simple and screen-free gameplay,” said Jonathan Berkowitz, CEO of PlayMonster.

“Seeing thousands of fans across continents celebrate, smile, and experience some friendly competition together was a proud moment for everyone at Asmodee,” said Phil Crawford, Brand Manager at Asmodee UK.

“Our new collection brings Dora’s spirit to today’s fans and families, sparking playtime exploration, encouraging learning new languages and celebrating Dora’s world of adventures,” said Doug Wadleigh, Spin Master’s President, Toys.

“This is an exciting opportunity to help shape a division that’s already achieved so much in such a short time,” said Krenz.

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In this version, players compete to collect familiar items from Stitch’s world.

“This is a phenomenal opportunity for everyone involved in brand licensing to hear how one of the biggest toy brands in the world crafts the revival of a much-loved heritage brand like Masters of the Universe,” said Ella Haynes, BLE event director.

A celebration of the industry’s design and inventor talent, among the winners this year are Seven Towns, The Op Games’ Tony Serebriany and Smart Toys and Games.