Mind Candy promises more new IP

More new IP could be on the way from Moshi Monsters creator Mind Candy

Having focused on Moshi Monsers since 2007, the World of Warriors IP was something of a surprise announcement last week. But owner Michael Acton Smith teased that further new games could be on the way.

"This is an exciting year for Mind Candy and we have a number of new projects bubbling away," he said. "We can’t wait to share them with the world once they are ready."

Acton Smith believes World of Warriorshas tremendous potential” to be a big new franchise for the company.

For more on that, head over to Develop.

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