Table nights and slow afternoons. Games worth learning, giving, and keeping in the drawer closest to the table.
John Lewis sells the 6th Edition at £49.99; it seats three or four and runs 60 to 90 minutes, and a UK listing for the 5-6 player expansion did not turn up at the same shop.
Ravensburger lists Paris at Dawn at £14.99 in the UK: extra-thick board, linen-structured paper, 70 by 50 cm finished. Pay for the picture, not novelty, and know that a missing piece means a refund, not a spare piece.
Stonemaier's bird game lists at £65 on its European store (marked £45 when checked), plays one to five, and bundles a solo deck and a teaching pack. A first game runs longer than the box suggests.
A fifteen-minute luck-and-dodging card game for two to five players. The fit between game and table decides everything, and the editions need untangling.
Yamaha's P-145BT puts a graded-hammer 88-key board and a CFIIIS grand sample on any wide desk for £339 at Thomann; the L-100 stand, the LP-5A three-pedal unit and wireless app control each cost extra.
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88 graded-hammer keys and a CFIIIS grand voice for £339; stand, pedal unit and app cable are separate
£339 at Thomann(opens in a new tab)Read the guideThe 2025 sixth edition of Klaus Teuber's classic trading-and-building game, £49.99 from John Lewis.
£49.99 at John Lewis(opens in a new tab)Read the guideA 1000-piece Eiffel Tower street scene, article 12000885, listed as Paris at Dawn at £14.99 on Ravensburger's UK shop
£14.99 at Ravensburger(opens in a new tab)Read the guide£65 list (£45 marked) engine builder for 1-5, 40-70 min, English edition
£45 at Stonemaier Games (Europe)(opens in a new tab)£50.90 at Zatu Games(opens in a new tab)Read the guide
