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Good luck to the finalists of the Game Designer of the Year Award (Licensed/IP-Driven Product) Award!

The finalists for this years’ Play Creator Awards have been announced by Mojo Nation.

Celebrating designers and inventors in the toys and games sector, the Play Creators Awards will take place on Tuesday 25^th June at Stamford Bridge Stadium.

Wynne-Jones IP is proud to, once again, be among top sponsors, this year sponsoring the award for Game Designer of the Year (Licensed/IP – Driven Product). The finalists in the category are:

Becky Shank & Craig Hendrickson (University Games) for Dog Man: 20,000 Fleas Under the Sea (University Games).
Bluematter Games & David Yakos (Streamline Design) for AdventureX: Jurassic World (PlayMonster).
Brady Lang (Moose Toys) for Bluey Keepy Uppy (Moose Toys).
Daniel Schaefer, Jeremy Zwirn, Jim Cartwright & Tyler Parrott (Fantasy Flight Games) for Star Wars: Unlimited (Fantasy Flight Games).
JM Duparc & Identity Games Team for The Traitors (Identity Games).
Lauren Wallace (Ridley’s Games) for Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy Dance-Off (Ridley’s Games).
Mirko Marchesi for Quoridor PAC-MAN (Gigamic).
Rowena Isotta-Day (Orchard Toys) for Peter Rabbit Fish and Count (Orchard Toys).
Ryan Miller & Steve Warner (Ravensburger) for Disney Lorcana (Ravensburger).

The team at Wynne-Jones IP would like to extend a heartfelt congratulations to all of the finalists and wish them all the very best of luck for the awards.

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