What's New?

The latest from Corné van Moorsel's Cwali and Friedemann Friese's 2F. Plus something frivolous, new editions and a 30th anniversary big box. Huge.

Don't forget my special offers, and a few odds and ends (including games with dings and dents) at special prices.

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Apiary: Expanding the Hive (Connie Vogelmann)

A new faction, new Hive mat designs, extra tiles, new seed cards and more. All you need to add more variety to Apiary: £20.00.
 

Black Forest (Tido Lorenz and Uwe Rosenberg)

A re-development of Rosenberg's Black Forest, this is a big game that has the same theme of glass-making in the Black Forest region. This time, worker placement is the central mechanism, but players have the same challenge of gaining and using resources effectively: £50.00.
 

Concordia: Roma/Sicilia (Mac Gerdts)

A double-sided board that offers the challenge of two very different Roman provinces. Roma is, of course, the city itself with players building landmarks across the seven hills, while playing on Sicilia means you have to deal with Mount Etna's eventual eruption: £17.00.
 

Concordia Venus (Mac Gerdts)

Essentially, this is the second edition of Concordia. Most of the game remains the same, but there are various tweaks and additional material in the box. However, everything is compatible with the original game, including, importantly the game expansions.: £52.00.
 

Finca (Wolfgang Sentker and Ralf zur Linde)

Okay, the game isn't new to Games from Pevans, but this edition is. It's pretty much the same game, but with bright new artwork and tweaked to support up to five players: £26.00.
 

Funkenschlag (Power Grid): Outpost (Friedemann Friese)

I'm fascinated, the central mechanisms of Power Grid merged with mechanisms and the setting from vintage space game Outpost. So you're building power plants for human colonies on a new planet. With knobs on: £47.00.
 

HEAT: Pedal to the Metal (Asger Harding Granerud and Daniel Skjold Pedersen)

I've finally caught up with this clever motor racing game. The deck management mechanism at its heart isn't quite to my taste, but I've found the racing really compelling: £45.00. (I also have the Heavy Rain expansion.)
 

Keyflower (Richard Breese and Sebastian Bleasdale)

Another not-new game, but I am so pleased to have this absolute classic back in stock. This is (a re-print of?) the original edition from R&D and Huch! £40.00.
 

Pandoria 2nd ed (Jeffrey Allers and Bernd Eisenstein)

At first sight, this looks pretty straightforward explore, gain resources, build things. However, gameplay is not what you think it's going to be, making the game a real challenge. The second edition re-balances the game and adds new options: £40.00.
 

Robo Rally 30th Anniversary Edition (Michael Davis and Richard Garfield)

Robots racing around a dangerous factory floor! Players program their robot and then watch it all fall apart as the unexpected intervenes. The 30th Anniversary edition has been blinged up and the player count increased to 8. It's still mayhem. In a big box: £100.00.