What's New?

Just a few new titles for the time being. New releases from Spiel.digital are only just beginning to appear (Faiyum and Monasterium are the first I have) with more expected to be available in December. In the meantime, I've been having a hoot with Forgotten Waters. So far, we've sunk in a storm and been blown to smithereens by our nemesis... And there's another addition to the Undo series.

Don't forget the special offers and I have some odds and ends (including games with dings and dents) at special prices.

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EXIT – The Cemetery of the Knight (Inka and Markus Brand)

The moon is in the right position to show the hiding place of the priceless ruby allegedly hidden in the knight's tomb. But can you find it? £11.00.
 

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Faiyum (Friedemann Friese)

A second big-box game from Friedemann this year. Set in Ancient Egypt, it's about developing the eponymous artificial basin (which provided control over the Nile's floodwaters). Two things will get in your way: the other players and managing your hand of action cards. The crocodiles are less of a problem... £45.00.
 

Forgotten Waters (Mr Bistro, Arthur Ellis and Issac Vega)

I'm having great fun with this one as the app allows a group that's remote from each other to play. It's set in a fantastical world of pirates where the players are the ship's senior crew, working together to follow the Captain's mysterious quests. They are developing their own character, too, with the aim of completing their own entertaining story. £48.00.
 

Monasterium (Arve Fühler)

Draft dice to develop your medieval monastery into the best centre of ecclesiastical learning. Except there are a few twists to the drafting mechanism... This caught my eye at Spiel.digital last month as one to try: £45.00.
 

Novgorod (Stefan Risthaus)

This is the latest Hanseatic League-set card game from Herr Risthaus. This one has players laying cards to make a voyage around the cities. Do it in the right order and they can collect the goods they need to earn victory 'seals' or money, improve their ship, establish trading posts... It can be tricky: £12.00.
 

Undo - Peak of No Return (Michael Palm and Lukas Zach)

Arriving in Goa in May 1972, a traveller reads of the disaster that has befallen a mountaineering expedition in the Himalayas. But why is he relieved? £9.50.