Below are the named and shamed with a call to arms to try and reduce this list, before my next batch of games arrive!
Duel in the Dark
Dispute it one time owning 2 copies of this game, it has yet to make its way to the gaming table.
This game first suffered because it was bought as a batch of 4 or so when on a trip to London's fantastic Leisure Games. Then once striping of the shrink wrap we found that this game stank! literally! Apparently a batch these games has been stored in a particularly dank warehouse and had gathered a nast
y case of mould. None of the bits were damaged but it took a good month airing before I could even get round to assembling.... can you imagine! by then something else new and shiny had taken my attention.
So who fancys a game of 2 player light euro/wargame which takes around an hour to play, Depicting the Allied bombing of German city's during WWII?
There is an adage that something that something that cost nothing has no value and unfortunately poor Road Kill hasn't had enough invested it it yet to hit the table. Received in trade for my spare copy of Duel in the Dark, this looks to be quite good card game with a car warsy race theme. The bits look a bit dated, but I am sure we are all passed that by now!
Playing 2-10 players best with 4/5 it is an a tricky spot because
there are load of other great games filling this hole.
Still i haven't lost all hope and will defiantly try and get this played soon. Perhaps on one of the Saturday lunchtime sessions?
Now for the 
biggie, to be honest I knew this was always going to be a tricky one. A grand strategy block game covering the Europe theatre of war during WWII, rules on the upper end of our complexity scale, clocking in at 10-14 hours for a full campaign.
Still there are scenarios which can be completed in a couple of hours, and it looks so beautiful! look
So with that, an open challenge any of you Man/Woman enough to take my virginity? And no I didnt take a belief case to school.
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