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

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.

Nobody but Us Chickens (Kevin Nunn)

Steal chickens with your Fox and save them with your Guard Dog. An entertaining card game of bluff and double-bluff: £12.00.

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: £20.00.

Nottingham (Uwe Rosenberg)

The players are tax collectors for the Sheriff of Nottingham and will stop at nothing – not even picking each other’s pockets. An Uwe Rosenberg card game: £10.00 (last copy).

Obscura Tempora (Andrea Angiolino)

The aim is to develop your medieval domain: building castles, setting up markets, trashing the neighbouring manor and so on. A neat card game. Special offer: £8.00.

Olé! (Wolfgang Panning)

Get rid of your cards by playing one that’s higher than the top of the deck. Players left with cards get penalties. Special offer: £4.00 + p&p (UK £0.50, elsewhere £1.00).

Oltre Mare (Emanuele Ornella)

A fascinating game of trading around the Mediterranean that was a great hit when it first appeared at Spiel '04. You have to manipulate the sequence of your cards to get cargo, move your ship and make money. This is the very smart Amigo edition. Special offer: £18.00.

On the Underground (Sebastian Bleasdale)

A clever game of building lines and carrying passengers on the London Underground. It’s a very accessible game that still provides a challenge and rewards tactical and strategic play. A fine debut from designer Sebastian Bleasdale: £25.00.

De Ontembare Stad (Hans van Tol)

An interesting game where players develop their medieval manor in competition (and occasional warfare) with the other players. Special offer: £18.00. (Dutch edition with English rules.)

Ostia (Stefan Risthaus)

As traders in Ancient Rome, players have to balance selling goods and swapping them for prestige points. The first brings in cash to buy more goods, but it's the second that wins the game! A neat card game. Special offer: £12.00. (German edition with English rules.)

Penguin Ultimatum (Jim Doherty)

Can your acrobatic kangaroos and juggling sheep keep the Penguins entertained? A challenging, amusing card game: £15.00.

Phoenicia (Tom Lehmann)

This is a cracking development game by Tom Lehmann, “inspired by Outpost and Civilization.” Players bid for cards to expand their village to a city state, balancing income and victory points. It plays more quickly than you think – and very well: £30.00

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 (last copy).

Power & Weakness (Andreas Steding)

A struggle between the magical and mundane. The two players fight it out for dominance of Albion using their magical and military resources alternately. A clever, tactical game for 2 players for 45 minutes: £18.00.

Presidential Election (Richard Huzzey)

An entertaining two-player card game reflecting the battle to become President of the USA: £10.00.

Pyramide des Krimsutep (Ralf Sandfuchs)

"The Pyramid of Krimsutep" is about exploring the eponymous monument. And grabbing the treasure, of course. Special offer: £6.00. (German edition with English rules)

Race the Wind (Saverio Robberto and Domenico Troia)

Good-looking simulation of yacht racing. The rules are essentially those of real-life yacht racing. The game has its own rules for changes of wind direction and tactical advantages. And some great playing pieces: £25.00

Railroad Dice 2 (Jens Kappe)

This game is simpler and slicker than Railroad Dice – and just as well produced. The aim of the game remains carrying the most passengers between the stations on the network built up by the players. Excellent stuff: £25.00 (last copy)

Reef Encounter (Richard Breese)

A brilliant, different and challenging game where the players are competing colonies of coral. This is the second edition published by What's Your Game?: £24.00.

Rotterdam (Hans van Tol)

Players manoeuvre container ships across the eponymous port to deliver their goods. But what’s good for one person doesn’t necessarily help another: £20.00

Rugby World (Alfredo Genovese)

A simulation of Rugby Union that does a good job of reproducing all parts of the sport – even the offside rules. Includes national teams for the major Rugby-playing nations (plus Germany): £28.00