Private company

Drumond Park

British game manufacturer

Drumond Park is an independent British game manufacturer.2 It is headquartered in United Kingdom.1 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

Drumond Park is an independent British game manufacturer.2

The story

The company was founded in 1988.

Beginning in 2015, the company began distributing the games made by them through Vivid Imaginations, before switching to Tomy UK. On 6 November 2023, it was announced that Tomy UK had purchased Drumond Park's games portfolio.

John Adams Leisure

The company formerly owned fellow toy company John Adams Leisure and its subsidiary Toy Brookers. Originally, Drumond Park promoted their own products with theirs until the company split away as a separate division in 2007. In June 2014, John Adams Leisure underwent a management buyout.

From Wikipedia’s article on Drumond Park, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.3

Products and brands

Current

Absolute Balderdash

All Star Family Fortunes

Articulate

Articulate Your Life!

Read the full text

Articulate For Kids

Bang On!

Barbecue Party

Catch Phrase

Crazy Claw

Dig In!

Don't Laugh!

Gassy the Cow

Horrid Practical Jokes

King Pong

The Logo Board Game

Logo Lite

The Best of British

His & Hers

The Best of TV and Movies

Logo What Am I?

The Magic Tooth Fairy Game

Og on the Bog

Pandemonio

Pickin' Chickens

Rapidough

Shark Bite

Snotcha!

Stoopido

SSHH! Don't Wake Dad!

Who's the Dude?

Wordsearch!

Wordsearch! Junior

Former

Animatazz

Bubble Buster

Bubble Buster Kazoo

Doh Nutters (Transferred over to John Adams Leisure in 2016)

Pig Goes Pop (Transferred over to John Adams Leisure in 2016)

Countdown

Deal or No Deal

Board Game

Card Game

Electronic Game

Eggheads

Million Pound Drop

Gross Magic (Transferred over to John Adams Leisure in 2018)

The Box of Shocks (Transferred over to John Adams Leisure in 2018)

Oginov Tumbler

Pumpalloons

Rubik's (Transferred to John Adams Leisure in 2011)

Rubik's Cube

Rubik's Revenge

Rubik's Homer Head

Rubik's Cube Keychain

Rubik's 360

From Wikipedia’s article on Drumond Park, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.3

Sources

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