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A Brief History of the World
An updated streamlined version for the new millenium, 'A Brief History..' takes has improved the all time classic 'History of the World' - lovely components too.
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Automania
In Automania you strive for domination of the World car market.
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Brass
The Industrial Revolution in Lancashire. The game starts at the beginning of the Canal Age and ends after the development of railways. Players take the roles of entrepreneurs attempting to make their fortunes - compelling, original and brain burning
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Byzantium
The year is 632 AD.
The Byzantine Empire is all that remains of what once was the mighty Roman empire. She herself has only just survived a mighty war against Persia.
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Canal Mania
Build the most successful canal network by employing great British engineers. This is a family strategy game set in the early Industrial Revolution when canals were the arteries of Britain's industry
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Celtic Quest
It's the eve of Claudius's invasion of Britain. You are a young Celt determined that the Roman's will not stop you fulfilling your destiny.
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Confucius
In Confucius each player represents a Chinese family trying to extend its power in the government, the army and the navy through the subtle application of political and social influence, rather than through direct conflict
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Fzzzt!
The best filler I have played in 2009. Retro robots, widgets, auctions and a 'Dominion' style discard deck. Genius from Suprised Stare
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Hare and Tortoise
As the first winner of the Spiel des Jahres award in 1979, Hare and Tortoise will always be regarded as a classic game. It is a cunningly designed race to the finish in which your fuel (carrots) must practically run out at the moment you hit the finish line.
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Ice Flow
Players race their lady explorers across the Bering Strait from Alaska to Siberia - riding ice floes, dodging polar bears, and collecting useful items on the way. The winner is the first player to arrive in Siberia with three explorers intact
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Key Harvest
Keyland needs food. You are a farmer trying to build the most valuable collection of fields
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Monastery
Pray that you don't get into any bad habits when playing this game of monastic life
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More BackPacks and Blisters
If being helicoptered of the mountain was not enough for you in Back Packs and Blisters then re-visit them thar' hills - be sure to pack some chocolate and have a cup of tea on the way
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On the Underground
Can you create the most successful London Underground line and keep the passenger happy?
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Reef Encounter
Inspired by Richard Attenborough's documentary about theworld's oceans, Reef Encounter is a game of survival amongst the coral reefs. An absolute masterpiece.
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Shear Panic!
Maeuver the custest sheeples to finsh before your opponents
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Tara seat of Kings
Each player strives to become Ard Ri or High King of Ireland. Through the play of cards representing your supporters and the use of 'cumals' ( three cows), you promote your followers from Farmers to Herdsmen, through Warriors to Chieftains and finally to the ruling King in the region.
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Tempus
A civilisation building game. Tempus plays on a modular board with an array of landscapes on each land tile to ensure a different game every session. Each turn pushes player's technological advancements forward, starting from fire and ending in the modern age
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War for Edaðh
War for Edaðh is a game of battle. Cards represent the troops, leaders, standards, terrain and all aspects of the battle. Cards are also used in the core mechanic of the game which is a unique, tactical system. This mechanic, Conflict Resolution, places the outcome of each fight and battle in your hands - your decisions and choices alone will determine your success or failure
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