What's New?

A new game from Matt Leacock, a new game from Jamey Stegmaier, a refresh of one of my favourites and a refresh of a classic. Not quite what I was expecting for the start of December, but it will do for now – expect more soon.

Don't forget my special offers, and a few odds and ends (including games with dings and dents) at special prices.

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Fate of the Fellowship (Matt Leacock)

"Lord of the Rings meets Pandemic" is the pitch. The players are the Fellowship, working together to ensure Frodo can destroy the One Ring (shut up, Boromir). All they have to do is defeat orc armies, escape the Nazgûl and avoid Sauron's lidless gaze: £56.00.
 

History of the World (Ragnar Brothers)

A new edition of this classic of managing your crop of Empires across Epochs of history. Rio Grande has jazzed up the production and the designers have tweaked the rules. It's a long, absorbing game: £60.00.
 

Memoir '44 (Richard Borg)

Not a new game, but a refresh of this simple(-ish) wargame of WW2 battles (from D-Day onwards). There's new artwork and models and even an intriguing tweak to the rules. It's great fun to play and the high production standards mean it looks good as well as playing well: £50.00.
 

Origin Story (Jamey Stegmaier and Pete Wissinger)

Intriguing card game of developing the back story of your own superhero. Yet it's driven by a trick-taking mechanism. Fascinating: £20.00.
 

Sleeping Gods: Tides of Ruin (Ryan Laukat)

An expansion for Sleeping Gods that adds, as you'd expect, more adventures, more enemies and more events. There's an atlas of the new lands and a new storybook that covers all of these: £36.00.