Gibsons

“Categories and Take Cat were an absolute hit at UK Games Expo,” said Lauren Haywood-Law, Game Designer at Gibsons.

Gibsons’ Abstractable comes from Making Things’ Fi Murray while Big Potato’s Whirly Derby is invented by Tedman Getschman.

Emily Charles, Head of Brand at Gibsons, on the company’s latest slate of games – and what she wants from inventors.

“For this new venture into jigsaws, board games and card games, we could not have chosen a better partner,” said RHS Licensing Manager Cathy Snow.

Dingbats, cartoon strips, Sudoku Cubes and more: the amazing mind of Paul Sellers.

“We are thrilled that so many people have enjoyed Snowtap’s illustrations and even more excited that our work is now attracting high-quality licensing partners across a diverse range of categories,” said Gracie Tapner and Susy Snow, founders of Snowtap.

As a new and improved version of Kingmaker heads to Kickstarter, Emily Charles ­– Product Development & Licensing Manager at Gibsons Games – talks us through its four-year development process.

Team members from Gibsons on adapting, learning and building a culture of inclusivity and diversity.

Former Gibsons product developer Emma Kilby discusses design, direction and diversity.

Part two of our series on getting a game to market sees product developer Emily Charles discuss the changes Gibsons needed.