What's New?

My latest additions are new-to-me titles, including some classics and a selection of new Oink titles.

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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Gipsy King (Corné van Moorsel)

A game of carfeully positioning caravans to get the best views. It may not sound like much, but it needs plenty of brainpower: £15.00.
 

Magnificent Flying Machines (Matthew Comben and Richard Denning)

Yes, it's a race to pilot your rickety, early-20th century aeroplane to the finishing line. The weather is the least of your problems: you have competitors who are prepared to stoop to the lowest skulduggery to stop you. Better fight fire with fire... £40.00.
 

Mr Face (Jun Sasaki)

Think of a competitive "Mr Potato Head". Only in this case it's a face constructed with cardboard shapes so that other players can guess the expression or emotion you're trying to portray: £15.00.
 

Pillars of the Earth (Michael Rieneck and Stefan Sadler)

A classic worker placement game as players compete to contribute most to the construction of the Kingsbridge cathedral. They also have to deal with many of the incidents in the source novel: £35.00.
 

Quartermaster General: 1914 (Ian Brody)

The logistics-based wargame system applied to the First World War. Great models from PSC add to the appeal of this subtle struggle between two teams: £40.00.
 

Sun, Sea and Sand (Corné van Moorsel)

Can you develop your resort to attract the most tourists? You can see what tourists are arriving when, so it's all in the planning: £18.00.
 

Tricks and the Phantom (Takashi Saito)

A trick-taking card game where there's only one of each card. If you can guess another player's card, you score as well as the winner of the trick. Tricky: £15.00.
 

Zogen (Christoph Cantzler and Anja Wrede)

Quick, quick, get rid of all your cards! Oh, except the ones that are worth keeping. It's hard to tell the difference though... £15.00.