1001 Karawane (Roman Mathar)

Players explore and trade around the desert, aiming to be the first to collect three artefacts. Interesting stuff. Clearance price: £12.50 (or make me an offer...).
 

20th Century (Vladimir Suchy)

A terrific development game with an interesting twist. As well as developing their ‘country’, players have to deal with the pollution and garbage this creates. I'm very taken with it: £20.00 (special price).
 

A la Carte (Karl-Heinz Schmiel)

A game of competitive cooking with a dexterity element. It's heavy on luck, stitching up your opposing chefs and good fun! It's been a favourite of mine for 20 years and this new edition is terrific: £37.00.
 

Age of Steam Expansion: America/Europe(Ted Alspach)

Double-sided mounted board, with two fairly standard maps: £20.00.
 

Age of Steam Expansion: Mississippi Steamboats/Golden Spike (Ted Alspach)

Double-sided, mounted board with two long, thin maps that are as much about connections as moving goods: £20.00.
 

Age of Steam Expansion: Vermont/New Hampshire (Ted Alspach)

Double-sided, mounted board of the two New England states. Vermont features the trials of winter, while New Hampshire is strictly anti-cooperative. With two copies, you can put them together for the challenge of 'Central New England': £20.00.
 

Ars Mysteriorum (Alan Ernstein)

Compete with your fellow apprentices to be the best at the craft of alchemy. You will need to outwit and out-bid your opponents to win this clever strategy game. Clearance price: £15.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

Ausreisser (Pierre Jacquot)

A personal favourite for many years, this is a simple card game of bicycle races. Each round is fairly quick to play, but the problem is stopping: it's just addictive: £8.00.
 

Austin Poker (Alan Ernstein)

A game of the Wild West: win at Stud Poker and take over the town. You could get to be Sheriff. Or even the Judge. An atmospheric card game. Clearance price: £11.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

Baumeister des Krimsutep (Mark Sienholz)

"The Architects of Krimsutep": A trick-taking card game about building on the banks of the Nile. (German game with English rules). Clearance price: £4.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

Big Manitou (Günter Burkhardt)

A clever card game with a native American theme. Players compete with their tribe (set of cards) to win the most buffalo - and count coup on the other tribes: £12.00.
 

Bios Megafauna (Phil Eklund)

A clever game of evolution: players are either mammals or dinosaurs competing for territory. They mutate into new species to survive in different and changing environments: £37.00.
 

Bolide (Alfredo Genovese)

Innovative car racing game from Ghenos Games in Italy. As well as a car, players have a pawn that constrains their next move according to their momentum. Comes with a double-sided board providing two race tracks: £28.00.

Two expansions (double-sided boards of additional racing tracks) are also available.
 

Bonnie and Clyde (Mike Fitzgerald)

A 'Mystery Rummy' game set around the eponymous outlaws. Players collect sets of cards to build evidence against them, but will Bonnie and Clyde escape the FBI this time? £18.00
 

Bora Bora (Stefan Feld)

A clever Stefan Feld game of expanding your tribe across a South Seas archipelago. There are a lot of options to decide between and you need to do this right from the start to get the final bonuses: £40.00.
 

Braggart (Kyle Daniel)

This card game is a brilliant little filler—and hugely entertaining. Players are heroes using the cards in their hand to boast about their exploits. Anyone who’s done any fantasy role-playing will feel an instant familiarity: £9.00.
 

Brass (Martin Wallace)

The Industrial Revolution in Lancashire is the story of this game. Players build coal mines, iron works and cotton mills through the canal and railway ages. However, they need to balance construction with improving technology and income with victory points. It's another clever, challenging game from Martin Wallace: £30.00.
 

Brief History of the World (Ragnar Brothers)

The latest development of this cracking empire building (and smashing) game that spans the globe and history. It has been condensed and streamlined while retaining the feel and the challenge of the original.: £35.00.
 

Byzantium (Martin Wallace)

Players control factions in both the (Byzantine) Empire and the Arabs and play the two sides off against each other. Or, more exactly, against their opponents' factions! A clever game that needs thought and planning: £30.00 (last copy).