How an outside idea reaches a company, in its own words · checked 2026-10-29
How to pitch a board game to Goliath Games
Has a submission portal
Goliath takes inventions through its form at inventors.goliathgames.com, under a confidentiality agreement that lasts two years. The agreement warns that Goliath sees many similar ideas. It bought Pressman Toy.
Where pitches like these are made: SPIEL, the Essen game fair · Ticketautomat, CC BY-SA 4.0
In its own words
“Goliath's duty to hold confidential information in confidence shall remain in effect until two years after the date of disclosure of the Confidential Information.”
What you agree to by sending something
“The Disclosing Party acknowledges that Goliath receives many concepts and ideas, which may be similar to the Confidential Information.”
“Neither this Agreement nor the receipt of the Confidential Information shall constitute or imply any intention by Goliath to the Disclosing Party to pursue further evaluation or licensing of the Confidential Information.”
What it says it looks for
“We make these experiences from our own innovation, work together with the best inventors, and bring popular licenses to life, ensuring every product delivers a unique blend of fun, learning, and adventure.”
What it has bought from outside
2014
Pressman Toy (Rummikub and Tri-Ominos in the US) from its owners
“Goliath Games is acquiring Pressman Toy, a move that supports Goliath’s goal of creating global brands.” toybook.com
2019
Gator Golf (re-release) from toymaker Robert B. (surname cut off by the source's sentence split)
“The game was released once again in 2019 by Goliath Games.” en.wikipedia.org
