Welcome to Compendia,
the traditional games shop in Greenwich Market. Here you can buy
board
games,
jigsaw puzzles, playing
cards, dominoes
and a range of fun bits and pieces.
We have a reputation for finding games that are difficult
to get hold of like Skipbo,
Set, Mexican
Train dominoes, and Phase
10 cards from America and the Japanese board game Go.
You can also find family favourites such as tri-ominos
and traditional British games including the cricket dice game Owzthat,
Shut
the Box and Shove
Ha'penny
Our games rely mainly on mind power and occasionally some manual
dexterity. We do not sell computer games or games that require batteries
or plugs.
If you have any questions please give us a ring on
020 8293 6616. The shop is open from 11-5.30 seven days a week.
If you are coming to see us for something in particular
you are welcome to ring ahead and reserve things that you want.
Here is a map
to help you find us.
You can use the links on the right to enter our online
shop.
You can also choose to explore
the world of games. The explore
section hosts all our specialist pages.
There's help with buying gifts at compendia
recommends and there are rules and instructions for traditional
games for you to print out.
Compendia is an independent family business run by
Mr and Mrs Toogood. We have designed our range around games we enjoy
as a family. |
The real shop's opening
hours are
11.00 - 5.30 seven days a week
and the physical address is
10 The Market, Greenwich
London, SE10 9HZ |
What's new |
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Science Museum produces a brilliant new board game from a
British designer
Science Museum EleMental Strategy
Game
A Brand New Revolutionary Strategy Game
for two players. |
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EleMental
is a two player strategy game
that celebrates the eternal battle of the classical elements.
In this game you take charge of Earth, Water, Fire, Air and
Time to wage battle against your opponent, to capture and
dominate the heart of Creation.
This is a new game from a young British designer.
This is the most impressed we've been by a new game in a while
and we're not the only ones.
The Science Museum snapped up the opportunity
to be involved with this game, so you may have seen it there
before. Children who've grasped the basics of Chess will respond
to the battling and strategy in this game and it will also
appeal to Go players. |
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To make the widest possible range of
games available to the widest possible range of people.
To cater for everyone, from those with just a passing
interest to the enthusiast and the collector.
Games for children, adults, families, clubs, schools,
pubs and even prisons. |