Amun-Re (Reiner Knizia)

This 20th anniversary edition of yet another terrific design (with a central auction) from Reiner Knizia has been blinged up and expansions incorporated. It's still a great game: reduced to £32.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

Anno 1800 (Martin Wallace)

A complex game of developing your island nation through the Industrial Revolution. It's my kind of game: reduced to £30.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

Burgle Bros Miniatures

A set of figures (the gang members and the guards) to enhance your Burgle Bros experience. Packed in the 'Burgle Van': £22.00 reduced to £16.00.
 

Corrosion (Stefan Bauer)

An ever-present problem with the steam-powered iron engines you build in this game is the way they corrode. You need to build rust-proof machinery in nice shiny chrome. Which is tricky: £36.00 reduced to: £20.00 (or make me an offer...)
 

Dogfight! (Carlo A Rossi)

Third in PSC's series of two-player, 20-minute games, this is aerial combat in WW1. Like the other games it looks very simple. Until you try to outwit your opponent. There are several different planes to try and scenarios that give different missions from just shooting down the enemy. And a solitaire game: reduced to £18.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

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EXIT series (Inka and Markus Brand)

EXIT is a series of escape-the-room co-operative board games with a number of different settings. In each game, the player(s) are trapped and must work together as a team. They have to solve puzzles, find items and crack codes in order to get out. And do so against a time limit, which puts them under real pressure. Special offer: from £6.00.
 

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: reduced to £40.00.
 

High Rise (Gil Hova)

Time to re-develop the city with some exciting new skyscrapers. First you need blueprints, second the right materials and third the right permits. Greasing a few palms should do the trick – though corruption is punished... eventually: £45.00 reduced to £30.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

Humboldt's Great Voyage (Remo Conzadori and Nestore Mangone)

I had fun with this at Spiel '19. Players use a clever Mancala-style mechanism to voyage from port to port around the planet, collecting goods to fill their ship. With lots of bonus opportunities along the way: £26.00 reduced to £15.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

Idus Martii (Miguel Bruque)

The Ides of March have come. But does this mean curtains for Julius Caesar (as it did historically)? Hidden factions jockey to determine the day's outcome in this quick-playing card game for 5-8 players. Reduced to £6.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

In the Footsteps of Darwin (Grégory Grard and Matthieu Verdier)

A gentle, fun, tactical game of researching the natural world for Darwin's On the Origin of Species. And doing it better than everybody else. Reduced to £24.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

In the Footsteps of Marie Curie (Florian Fay)

A follow-up to In the Footsteps of Darwin, this game has the players as lab assistants to the not-yet-Nobel-winning scientist. It's a nice bit of light tactical fun: reduced to £24.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

Kippit (Torsten Marold)

Entertaining two-player dexterity game that has players balancing different-sized wooden cubes on their end of a wooden seesaw. They have to pick up anything that falls off, which is a problem when the aim is to get rid of all your cubes: £19.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

MegaCity: Oceania (Jordan Draper and Michael Fox)

Gorgeous-looking game that's a terrific mixture of dexterity (stacking pieces on cardboard tiles that you then have to slide into position) and tactics (getting the right pieces and tiles). More clever stuff from the Hub guys: £32.00 reduced to £25.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

Metallurgie (Maik Hennebach)

The theme is alchemy: players start with cards representing iron and build up to gold. The aim is to complete patterns to score points. It needs care, planning and a little luck: £6.50 (or make me an offer...).
 

Quartermaster General: The Cold War (Ian Brody)

The QMG series puts supply at the heart of warfare and this one 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 reduced to £30.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

Sheepdogs of Pendleton Hill (Max Michael)

This game from the Stratamax collective is professionally produced to a high standard. It is a simple game with brightly coloured wooden pieces: small sheep and tall shepherds for each player and a black, black wolf! It's an entertaining game that isn't as light as you might think: £30.00 £20.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

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 reduced to £18.00 (or make me an offer...).
 

Expedition to Newdale (Alexander Pfister)

A fascinating campaign of exploration in eight chapters with the mechanisms from Pfister's Oh My Goods! at its core. Special purchase: £18.00.
 

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UNDO series (Michael Palm and Lukas Zach)

I really like this series of co-operative deduction games (there are eight in total). Players must decide how to alter past events so that they come to a 'better' conclusion. The debate and discussion around the table is great fun: Special purchase: £4.50.