Bonnie and Clyde (Mike Fitzgerald)

Effectively one of the 'Mystery Rummy' series. Players collect sets, Rummy-style, and use action cards to help get the cards they need for their set: £20.00.

California (Michael Schacht)

Each player is renovating a Californian mansion, furnishing each room in a particular style. They score points for different styles or combinations and can also get housewarming presents from visiting neighbours. Good fun: £15.00.

China (Michael Schacht)

Re-working of one of my favourite Michael Schacht games to China instead of Europe. It's a clever, fast-moving game of grabbing territory and influence: £20.00

Emerald (Rüdiger Dorn)

Players use their knights to grab treasure from the cave, while avoiding getting eaten by the dragon. A clever, fairly abstract strategy game with a touch of luck: £15.00.

Temporarily unavailable – though I do have a slightly damaged copy

Figaro (Reiner Knizia)

Card game in which players are trying to get hired by the King for various roles at the royal court. Special offer: £8.00. (German/Italian edition with English rules.)

Fliegen klatschen (Christian Heuser)

Fly-swatter: the card game! An action game where players respond to the turn of a card and ‘swat’ the flies. Very silly, great fun: £5.50.

Gloria Mundi (James Ernest and Mike Selinker)

Players are citizens of Ancient Rome, trying to survive the fall of the city to the Goths. The winner is whoever gets furthest away. Special offer £20.00.

Hansa (Michael Schacht)

A clever tactical game of trading around the Baltic Sea in the days of the medieval Hanseatic League. One of my favourite Michael Schacht games: £20.00

Kismet (Wolfgang Panning)

Players use the dice to make combinations that allow them to discard their cards. A neat filler. Special offer: £4.00 + p&p (UK £0.50, elsewhere £1.00).

Koala (Matteo Cortini and Leonardo Moretti)

A game of eating as much as possible where players’ seating positions affect the game. An entertaining family game: £7.00.

Maya (Bernd Eisenstein)

Players bid to get their tokens into the various pyramids (Tikal and Copan). This provides an interesting tactical challenge: £15.00.

Pick A Dilly (Hartmut Kommerell)

The hens compete for a good share of the chicken feed, which helps them lay more eggs – as does the rooster. First to 12 eggs wins the game: £10.00.

Sabuca (Frederick A Herschler)

Players make words from their set of letter cards and then challenge the other players to find those words: £5.50.

Sushi Express (Michael Schacht)

Players rush round the city in their delivery vans, earning points by delivering sushi. and getting tips from their customers: £10.00.

Toppo (Reiner Knizia)

Speed card game: players try to get rid of their card by matching the set of symbols on the table: £15.00.