Leader 1 (Christophe Leclerq and Alain Ollier)

Excellent cycle racing game from Italy. Key to the game is the ‘peloton’ – the pack where the bulk of the cyclists are. Players have to take their opportunities to break away while making sure they don’t get dropped. Leader 1 reproduces all the tactics and incidents of cycle races: £40.00.

League of Six (Vladimír Suchý)

This game is played around the six towns of the title over six rounds. Each round opens with an auction, then players use the resources they’ve gathered for player order, bidding next turn and goods that gain victory points and income. This is a clever game, where players need to think ahead, but also adjust their strategy to what’s available each turn: £23.00.

LeCardo (Hugh Marshall and Priscilla McIntosh)

A fun little word game where the cards are words, not letters. Players use them to make phrases or compound words and score points—or just be funny: £6.00.

Lords of Creation (Martin Wallace)

The game that started Warfrog: it's a simple wargame where players (as Gods) pit warring tribes against each other. Or us 'civilization' to pacify them. the aim is to have the most worshippers at the end of the game: £23.00.

Die Macher (Karl-Heinz Schmiel)

New edition of the classic election game from Valley Games. Players manipulate voters’ preferences and their party’s policies to gain the most seats in the regions of Ge rmany with the aim of getting a majority in the national parliament: £30.00.

Master Builder (Wolfgang Kramer and Hartmut Witt)

A game where the players construct model buildings. The tricky bit is hiring (and firing!) the right workers to get your buildings done without running out of cash: £40.00.

Masters of Trade (Hans van Tol)

Expansion for Rotterdam that introduces economic aspects to the game. Players can speculate in and trade commodities and invest in factories: £15.00.

Maya (Bernd Eisenstein)

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

Media Mogul (Richard Huzzey)

A strategy game in which players compete for control of the media on each continent to gain its lucrative advertising income: £15.00.

Metallurgie (Maik Hennebach)

Convert base iron to gold! A clever, pattern-matching card game where players emulate alchemists: £5.50. (German edition with English rules)

Midnight Party (Wolfgang Kramer)

Another classic from Wolfgang Kramer that is huge fun. Players must save their pieces from Hugo the ghost - or score penalty points: £23.00. (German edition with English rules)

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Monastery (Ragnar Brothers)

The latest from the Ragnar Brothers is a tactical game of monastery building. Players' monks work to build the monastery – and do better than the other teams. Challengin g and atmospheric: £24.00.

Money (Reiner Knizia)

New edition of another classic Reiner Knizia game: simple, elegant and very tricky. Mix and match your cards (banknotes) to get the best set: £18.00.

Nacho Incident (Jim Doherty)

Players try to earn the most money they can by smuggling Mexican Food into Canada. Stuff tortillas down your shirt and evade the Mounties! £15.00.

Nanuuk! (Günter Cornett)

A tactical game of walrus hunting. Or just pinching the other fellow's catch. A clever tactical game. £18.50

Neuland (Peter Eggert and Tobias Stapelfeldt)

A neat update of a terrific game. Essentially, it's a development game. Players collect and use raw materials to construct buildings to produce more sophisticated goods and so on. Clever with some innovative touches: £25.00.

No Merci (Thorsten Gimmler)

Also known as Geschenkt and No Thanks, this terrific card game is so simple yet absolutely fiendish. All you have to do is decide whether to take the card or pay a chip. The trick is making the right choice: £6.50.

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Nomads of Arabia (Kris Gould)

A fascinating game where players catch and herd animals across the ever-changing sands of Araby. The aim is to sell your animals for a good price – without falling off the board: £18.00.