1861 (Ian D Wilson)

An 18xx (railway-building and share-dealing) game of the Imperial Russian Railways. The decent production from JKLM sets this apart from most 18xx games: £40.00.

Caveman (MAG)

Players use their tribespeople to collect resources and develop their tribe. And they use the dinosaurs to stomp on everybody else! Good fun and great dinosaurs: £25.00

Celtic Quest (Nigel Buckle)

Against the backdrop of the Roman invasion of Britain, can you fulfil your destiny as a Celtic warrior? Fascinating game of resource gathering and quests – two games, in effect. Special offer: £15.00 + p&p (£2.50 in UK, £5 elsewhere).

City and Guilds (Steve Kingsbury)

A clever strategy game where players must balance taking control of city blocks with gaining influence over the guilds: £20.00.

Fruit Bandits (Ian Vincent)

A fun game of orchard management and apple scrumping. Get the most fruit to win: £6.50

Kings Progress (Steve Kingsbury)

Influence courtiers and persuade the King to favour you in this subtle strategy game. £25.00

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.

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.

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

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.

Space Dealer (Tobias Stapelfeldt)

Jointly published by Eggertspiele and JKLM, this innovative game attracted a lot of attention at Spiel. It’s a space-based logistics game that runs in real time, controlled by sand timers – one per action: £25.00.

Stop Lights (Sean Brown)

A simple filler that's quick to play and has a bit of a challenge to it. The cards showi 1-3 traffic lights in various colours. Players play a card in turn, aiming to get five of their colour in a row. A neat game for 2-3 players for 10 minutes: £4.50.

Third World Debt (Dave Thorby)

Players are challenged to build up their country's economy and work their way out of debt ... by borrowing more. How much debt can you afford? £20.00