Galaxy Trucker (Vlaada Chvatil)

A fun game of space trading played over three rounds. Each round you build your spaceship using tiles that represent engines, crew, storage and defences. Then you fly your ship through hazards to encounter aliens and pirates and collect trade goods. There are cash bonuses and penalties at the end of each round and the player with most money wins. Good fun: £30.00.

Garden Gnomes Society (Garten-Zwerge eV) (Roman Mathar)

A game of breeding and showing ... garden gnomes!? Be the first to breed (or buy) the coveted 'Gold Cap' gnome: £12.00. (German edition with English rules)

Ghost for Sale (Acchittocca)

A family card game of buying Scottish castles. Of course, they’re worth more if they have a ghost. Or are they? A clever game of deduction and bluff with a memory element: £15.00

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. Special offer £20.00.

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: £15.00.

Hamburgum ('Mac' Gerdts)

The latest ‘rondel’ game has the players producing, buying and selling goods and, ultimately, building churches in Hamburg. Terrific stuff and my favourite new game from Spiel ’07: £28.00

Hare & Tortoise (David Parlett)

David Parlett’s classic Hare and Tortoise. This "ingenious race game" should be in every household: £17.00.

Heimlich & Co (Wolfgang Kramer)

A new edition of this classic hidden control game. Only at the end of the game do players find out who is playing which colour. Simple, but fiendish: £23.00. (German edition with English rules)

Hermagor (Emanuele Ornella)

Entertaining trading game set in the eponymous fictional country from Mind the Move. Players bid for the goods they want to sell and use them to build a network of shops. Special offer: £15.00.

Ice Pirates of Harbour Grace (Carl Chudyk)

A family game in which find the clues to the wherabouts of the treasure. When someone gets the treausre it's then a race for them to get away without being caught by the others. Good fun: £10.00.

Imperial (Walther “Mac” Gerdts)

Eggertspiele’s 2006 strategy game has the players as 'shareholders' in the major powers of Europe in the early 20th century. The value of their shares rises and falls with the success of the nation – controlled by the biggest shareholder. Excellent stuff: £37.00.

Incan Gold (Alan Moon and Bruno Faidutti)

A terrific push-your-luck game, it's the English language version of Diamant – with a couple of tweaks. And it plays better the more people involved: £14.00.

Iroquoia (Aaron Lauster)

Players lead clans in the Iroquois Confederation, competing for political and economic domination. An intriguing strategy game from StrataMax: £20.00 – new price.