Undaunted: North Africa (David Thompson and Trevor Benjamin)

The second Undaunted game moves the setting to earlier battles in North Africa. This time, it is the soldiers of the Long Range Desert Group raiding against the Royal Italian Army and introduces tanks to the infantry fights: £24.00 Special offer: £20.00 (£16.67 without tax outside the UK) (or make me an offer...).
 

Undo - 600 Seconds (Michael Palm and Lukas Zach)

Los Angeles, New Year's Eve: as the clock ticks down to midnight, so does the timer on a bomb. An ex-CIA operative, sweat running into his eyes, tries to work out which wire to cut... Special purchase: £6.00.
 

Undo – Blood in the Gutter (Michael Palm and Lukas Zach)

Chicago, 1929: a bloody body lies lifeless in an alley. Can the players change the timeline of events leading up to this to change the outcome? It's an absorbing co-operative card game. Special purchase: £6.00.
 

Undo – Cherry Blossom Festival (Michael Palm and Lukas Zach)

Okayama, 2000: a man lies dead amidst cherry blossoms. Can the players change the timeline of events leading up to this to change the outcome? It's an absorbing co-operative card game. Special purchase: £6.00.
 

Undo – Curse from the Past (Michael Palm and Lukas Zach)

Berlin, 1994: an old woman plummets from a hotel balcony. Can the players change the timeline of events leading up to this to change the outcome? It's an absorbing co-operative card game. Special purchase: £6.00.
 

Undo - Forbidden Knowledge (Michael Palm and Lukas Zach)

What could be the problem with investigating an old tomb? Possibly when the voice coming out is not that of your companion... Special purchase: £6.00.
 

Undo: Long Live the King (Michael Palm and Lukas Zach)

Latest in the series of co-operative re-working history games, this one takes the team back to the Middle Ages and the sudden death of a King at the banquet table. Can you work out how to put things right? Special purchase: £6.00.
 

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? Special purchase: £6.00.
 

Undo – Treasure Fever (Michael Palm and Lukas Zach)

The Yucatán, 1952: clutching an idol, a woman dives from from a plane just before it explodes. But does her parachute work? It's an absorbing co-operative card game. Special purchase: £6.00.
 

Valparaiso (Louis and Stefan Malz)

The eponymous Chilean port is the setting for this game of nineteenth century trade. Players buy, sell and export goods to gain 'Achievements': £30.00 Special offer: £24.00 (£20.00 without tax outside the UK) (or make me an offer...).
 

Vejen (Thomas Nielsen and Kai Starck)

Clever medieval trading game where players have to cope with two currencies as they buy and sell across the Danish/German border. And deal with events like plague shutting a border town: £40.00.
 

Verräter (Marcel-André Casasola Merkle)

Seminal card game of choosing roles as players try to bring districts under the aegis of one or other faction in a medieval land. Cracking stuff: £8.50
 

Vilnius (Malte Meinecke)

After Stefan Risthaus's card games Riga and Tallinn, I was expecting this. But I wasn't expecting a different designer or a semi-co-operative game. Players must work together to thwart the Teutonic Knights massing outside the city's walls, while trying to gain the most Glory: £16.00.
 

Viticulture Essential edition (Jamey Stegmaier and Alan Stone)

This is an archetypal worker-placement game about wine-making: plant vines, harvest grapes, make wine and then sell it for victory points. Just choosing turn order is a little game in its own right. Brilliant stuff: £45.00.
 

Viticulture: Tuscany Essential edition (Jamey Stegmaier and Alan Stone)

Expansions for Viticulture that are so good I don't play the game without them. There's a larger board, extra options for scoring points and structure cards to build for bonuses. Just great: £25.00.
 

Viticulture: Moor Visitors (Uwe Rosenberg, Jamey Stegmaier and Alan Stone)

Viticulture gets the Rosenberg treatment (who's responsible for the pun?) with these additional 'Visitor' cards: £13.00.
 

Viticulture: Visit from the Rhine Valley (Tido Lorenz and Jamey Stegmaier)

Alternative 'Visitor' cards that emphasise the business of making wine rather than scoring points. Use them instead of the originals for a different flavour to the game: £15.00.
 

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Viticulture Metal Coins

A bit of bling for your copy of Viticulture – metal coins to chink and clink during play: £22.00.
 

War of the 3 Sanchos (David J Mortimer)

Latest in Surprised Stare's "Pocket Campaigns" series, this is the war of 1065-67 between the three kingdoms of northern Spain, all ruled by Sanchos. It's about outwitting your opponents and making best use of the clever combat system: £18.00.
 

Wind River (Roman Mathar)

A game of native Americans, buffalo and the Great Plains. Players try to keep their tribe with the migrating buffalo – which they all have a hand in moving. A good-looking, clever game: £28.00.
 

Wormlord (Jonathan Bittner and Andrew Cedotal)

Wonderfully bonkers real-time game of grabbing territory with your 'worms' (shoe laces, effectively). It takes just ten minutes: £23.00 Special offer: £18.00 (£15.00 without tax outside the UK) (or make me an offer...).
 

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Yunnan (Aaron Haag)

Players are trading tea from the eponymous province through the whole of China along the Tea-Horse Road. The key is choosing the right moment to switch from generating cash (for further development) to scoring points. Another clever game: £28.00 (in German with English rules).