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The Games (page 4)
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Habitats (3rd ed) (Corné van Moorsel)
Constructing a wildlife park has never been trickier. Each tile adds an environment an existing creature needs, but adds another creature with its own requirements. Careful thinking required: £30.00.
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Habitats XL (expansion)(Corné van Moorsel)
Just a few extra animals. That's eXtra Large animals that need more habitats. And overnight visitors to cope with as well. More careful thinking required: £5.50.
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Habitats Double expansion (Corné van Moorsel)
Two sets of large tiles. The double-sized landscape tiles show two types of landscape, providing new opportunities and constraints. And the Yearly Goals tiles provide extra ways of scoring: £5.50.
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Hamsterrolle (Jacques Zeimet)
Another clever dexterity game published by Zoch. This one has a giant hamster wheel and a set of wooden blocks for each player. The aim is to get rid of your blocks. However, as players add blocks, the wheel turns and they must pick up any blocks that fall out! Huge fun: £45.00.
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Hansa Teutonica: East Expansion (Andreas Steding)
This expansion for Hansa Teutonica moves the action to Northeastern Germany and the areas around (and across) the Baltic Sea: £9.50.
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Hansa Teutonica: Britannia (Andreas Steding)
This expansion for Hansa Teutonica provides an alternative board, a map of Britain rather than Germany: £9.50.
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Hansa Teutonica Big Box (Andreas Steding)
A new edition of Herr Steding's game of trading across the German States includes the original game and its expansions. The two major expansions provide alternative boards covering North-eastern Germany and Britain: £36.00.
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Hardback (Jeff Beck and Tim Fowers)
It's positioned as a 'prequel' to Paperback, with the players as 19th century writers. This means they have to worry about their supplies of ink as well as everything else. It's built on the core mechanisms of Paperback and adds a lot more: £32.00.
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Hare and Tortoise (David Parlett)
Another classic – and a game I stocked when I started Games from Pevans, so I'm pleased to have it back. It is such a clever race game as players try to get enough carrots to reach the end, but not so many that they can't win. Remembering to eat their lettuces on the way: £17.00
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Heckmeck Deluxe (Reiner Knizia)
This is a magnificent new edition of Reiner's brilliant push-your-luck dice game of eating barbecued worms (no, really). It includes the original game's expansion, Extrawurm, in a chunky tin: £25.00.
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Heckmeck (am Bratwurmeck) (Reiner Knizia)
Heckmeck (also known as Pickomino) is a brilliantly simple yet fiendish game. It's played with chunky tiles – not unlike Mah Jongg or Dominoes – that players collect according to what they can roll on the dice. Unless they go bust and lose a tile! £15.00.
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Heckmeck Extrawurm (Reiner Knizia)
Expansion for the terrific Heckmeck... (aka Pickomino) that adds extra options. In particular, there are character pieces that provide advantages for the owning player, making certain worm tiles more valuable. There are a couple more worms, too: £14.00.
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Heckmeck Mini (Reiner Knizia)
Yes, it's a miniaturised version of Heckmeck. It's all there, just smaller – and packed into a pocket-sized tin. Brilliant: £5.50.
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Hey Yo (Takashi Saito)
A co-operative game in which players must play cards in time to the music to score points and avoid penalties. Another fun party game from the Oink stable: £15.00.
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High Frontier 4 All (Phil Eklund)
The fourth edition of this brillant and realistic game of exploring (and exploiting) the solar system has simplified things with a base game and modules that add the complexity back in. This box also contains an introductory game and a family-friendly version: £67.00.
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High Frontier 4 All: module 1 (Terawatt and Futures) (Phil Eklund)
Module 1 adds in more powerful engines and freight-carrying spacecraft plus game-end goals: £20.00.
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High Frontier 4 All: module 2 (Colonization) (Phil Eklund)
Module 2 introduces space habitats (" Bernals" ) and colonists, allowing you to spread humanity across the solar system: £24.00.
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High Frontier 4 All: module 3 (Conflict) (Phil Eklund)
As humanity expands into the solar system, the new communites don't necessarily get on with each other... £20.00.
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High Frontier 4 All: neoprene mat
A double-size version of the full board that offers lots of room for pieces and makes it easier to pick things up: £45.00.
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High Rise (Gil Hova)
Time to re-develop the city with some exciting new skyscrapers. First you need blueprints, second the right materials and third the right permits. Greasing a few palms should do the trick – though corruption is punished... eventually: £45.00 Special offer: £38.00 (£31.67 without tax outside the UK) (or make me an offer...).
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Humboldt's Great Voyage (Remo Conzadori and Nestore Mangone)
I had fun with this at Spiel '19. Players use a clever Mancala-style mechanism to voyage from port to port around the planet, collecting goods to fill their ship. With lots of bonus opportunities along the way: £26.00 special offer £15.00 (£12.50 without tax outside the UK) (or make me an offer...).
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