What's New?

Lots of new arrivals suddenly – mainly new titles, but I've also picked up a fewer oldies-but-goodies. These are likely to be the last newcomers before Christmas, but expect more early in the New Year.

I am currently providing a free promotional item or mini-expansion with every order. You'll have the chance to add a 'promo' to your order when you check out.

Don't forget my clearance sale and I still have some odds and ends (including games with dings and dents) at special prices.

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Athens (Minwoo Hyun and Sungwoo Hyun)

This is a highly decorated and intricate game of developing the Ancient Greek capital. And it gives players an awful lot to think about: £28.00.
 

Blossoms (Przemyslaw Fornal, Kajetan Kusina, Mateusz Pitulski and Kamil Rogowski)

Delightful two-hander of collecting flowers into bouquets. There's a clever push-your-luck mechanism and gorgeous illustrations: £10.00.
 

The Bottle Imp (Günter Cornett)

Great new edition of this cracking little card game inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson's story. All you have to do is avoid holding the bottle (warning: contains imp) at the end of the hand. Simples: £13.00.
 

Civilization (Francis Tresham)

New edition of the greatest game of all time. Start with a single piece on the edge of the board and build one of the world's great civilisations. Gibsons have refreshed the artwork, but not messed with the game, so I'm happy: £34.00.
 

The Cousins' War (2nd ed) (David Mortimer)

Will Lancaster or York rule England? This is a two-player game of the Wars of the Roses with a clever bluffing mechanism at its heart. You need to keep your wits about you for the 30 minutes it takes. the second edition is 's in a larger box with larger cards and includes the Events expansion: £16.00.
 

EXIT – The Dead Man on the Orient Express (Inka and Marcus Brand)

It shouldn't be a surprise that someone's been murdered on the Orient Express, but can the players find the culprit before the train completes its journey? No moustache needed, but leetle grey cells may be useful: £11.00.
 

EXIT – The Mysterious Museum (Inka and Marcus Brand)

What could be more pleasant than a visit to the Natural History museum? Until you find yourselves trapped with no way out... £11.00.
 

EXIT – The Sinister Mansion (Inka and Marcus Brand)

An invitation to a palatial mansion for the weekend? Count me in! Now, how do we get out again? £11.00.
 

EXIT – The Sunken Treasure (Inka and Marcus Brand)

Treasure map? Check. Wrecked ship on the ocean floor? Check. Diving equipment? Check. Trapped at the bottom of the sea? Oops! £11.00.
 

Forbidden Sky (Matt Leacock)

Third in the Forbidden... series of family-friendly co-operative games from the master, this one features a platform floating high in the sky. And in the middle of a raging storm. Players must construct the electrical circuit required to power their escape rocket: £34.00.
 

The Great War: French tanks (Richard Borg)

More cracking models for The Great War. This pack contains two French WW1 tanks for use in scenarios included in The French Army expansion: £15.00.
 

Holmes: Sherlock & Mycroft (Diego Ibáñez)

Two-player deduction game that pits the two Holmes brothers against each other. Can Mycroft prevail without leaving his armchair or will Sherlock's more active approach win out? £18.00.
 

Kingdomino: Age of Giants (expansion) (Bruno Cathala)

Extra domino tiles for Kingdomino (or Queendomino) that introduce giants to the land. They tend to reduce your score, so it's best to move them on to someone else's kingdom: £15.00.
 

Pandoria (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: £38.00.
 

Princes of Machu Picchu (Mac Gerdts)

One of my favourite 'roundel' games. Not least because the roundel isn't round, it's made up of the town's buildings. Players are also under time pressure as the Conquistadors arrive: £40.00.
 

Quartermaster General: The Cold War (Ian Brody)

Latest in the QMG series, which puts logistics at the heart of warfare, this pits NATO, the Warsaw Pact and the non-aligned nations against each other. The threat of nuclear war hangs over the three groups' manoeuvring: £45.00.
 

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Reykholt (Uwe Rosenberg)

This time the setting is Iceland as players try to grow fruit and vegetables (in greenhouses, natch) to tempt the tourists. Another appealing game from Herr Rosenberg: £48.00.