Dry Gulch Junction (Alan Ernstein)

A neat card game of developing a Wild West town by erecting buildings and adding extra storeys. Some intricate play gives players a challenge(limited edition).

Duck Dealer (Jeroen Doumen and Joris Wiersinga)

A game of intergalactic trading that includes rubber ducks! Players explore the galaxy and look for trade routes that allow them to barter their way to victory. It’s demanding stuff: £60.00.

Duel of the Giants (Friedemann de Pedro)

A two-player confrontation between German and Russian tank commanders. Two Tiger tanks, anti-tank guns and a tank-busting Stuka against eight T34s. Neat models add to the fun: £35.00.

Employee of the Month (Alan Moon &Aaron Weissblum)

Everybody can get Brownie Points, but can you avoid the suspicions that go with it? A card game of quickfire bidding.

En Garde! (Darryl Hany and Frank Chadwick)

Join the three Musketeers, Errol Flynn, Cyrano de Bergerac and, of course, d'Artagnan in a swash­buckling adventure. En Garde! is a role-playing game set in a fictional 17th century Paris: £12.00.

Erosion (John Douglass)

Second edition of this fascinating card game of mountain building and demolishing. Erosion plays in 30 minutes, but may span thousands of years as you wear down your opponents. Good fun and surprisingly educational: £10.00.

Figaro (Reiner Knizia)

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

Fraud Squad– special price

As an SEC investigator, can you work out just what has been going on? A deduction card game: £5.00.

Fruit Bandits (Ian Vincent)

A fun game of orchard management and apple scrumping. Get the most fruit to win.

Fruit Fair (Kris Gould)

Lovely little game of collecting fruit with some tactical options that make it more subtle than initially appears. Large, bold artwork makes it visually appealing, too: £18.00.

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.

Glory to Rome I.V (Carl Chudyk)

Players gain 'influence' by adding new buildings to the re-construction of Rome. They have to get their heads round the multiple uses of the cards and work out how best to use them. A clever, strategic card game, now in its second edition: £18.00.

Great Fire of London 1666 (Richard Denning)

Players are landlords trying to protect their buildings as the Great Fire rages across London. Of course, what happens to other players’ houses isn’t so important… A cracking game: £34.00.

Greed, Incorporated (Jeroen Doumen and Joris Wiersinga)

A clever business game from the Splotter team. Here the idea is to make money for your company and then get fired. This way you get a big pay-off to buy executive toys, which is how you win: £65.00.