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  • June 11th, 2013

    Kids’ Game Moshi Monsters Set To Leap Onto The TV Screen As Animated Series

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    Mindy Candy, the U.K. company behind the hugely successful Moshi Monsters adoptable pet monsters kids game, is branching out into animation. Today it’s announced plans to make a series of 52×11 minute episodes based on the most popular characters from its Moshi world platform which is aimed at boys and girls aged 6-12. → Read More

    July 9th, 2012

    Mind Candy Acquires Origami Blue Games Studio To Become Its Labs Arm

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    Mind Candy, the company behind the successful Moshi Monsters online kids game and character franchise, has acquired a games studio, Origami Blue, to power a new initiative being dubbed ‘Candy Labs’. The move marks another twist to the Mind Candy playbook which has seen it develop into comic books, music and toys. The team joins as full-time Mind Candy employees.

    ‘Candy Labs’ will be an… → Read More

    June 5th, 2011

    Moshi Monsters, The Social Networking Game For Kids, Passes The 50 Million Users Mark

    Two years ago, Mind Candy was just another online gaming company. It had some minor success with interactive puzzles and an alternative reality game called Perplexcity, but the future wasn’t exactly bright. As entrepreneurs are wont to do, Mind Candy CEO Michael Acton Smith made one “last roll of the dice” and created a virtual world game for kids called Moshi Monsters. Though the move may… → Read More

    February 17th, 2011

    Moshi Monsters Aims To Become The Facebook for Kids (TCTV)

    Mind Candy CEO Michael Acton Smith came to my office today to tell me about Moshi Monsters, his company’s virtual world for kids that is signing up a new member every second. Moshi Monsters was his “last roll of the dice” to save his virtual worlds startup in 2008, and it worked. Moshi Monsters is up to 35 million registered users, with about 7 million of those active every month, says Smith. … → Read More

    May 3rd, 2008

    Moshi Monsters: Neopets Meets Social Networking

    Moshi Monsters, from UK startup Mind Candy officially launched last week with a product that marries the ideas behind Neopets and Tamogotchi with a social network for kids. Users adopt their own Monster and keep it happy by solving daily puzzles that are sent to each player. Monster owners can interact with their pets by tickling them, playing games, shopping, designing their rooms, and shortly by… → Read More