Shopping Spree (2011), an original board game by Cally Trench, is a complex game of chance in which players are compelled to buy large numbers of consumer goods, risking debt; their lives are controlled by chance events.

Players initially assume that the consumer goods - represented by cute colourful models - that they are forced to buy will help them win, but they soon realise that their purchases are of no value in the game. The winners are simply those who get to the end of the spiral path while remaining in credit. Those in debt lose, and they have to make a gruesome choice when they reach the centre.

Shopping Spree was played at The Effort Presents a Puzzle at The Windmill live music venue in Brixton (on 10th July 2011); at an OVADA Stammtisch at the Port Mahon pub, Oxford (on 28th July 2011); at Rubik's Cube at the Joiners' Arms, Hackney (on 11th September 2011); and at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford (on 6th October 2011) to coincide with an exhibition of a series of photographs of four of the games in the Link Gallery at the hospital.

Shopping Spree was included in the exhibition The Re...Show, curated by Rekha Sameer, at Out of the Dark, High Wycombe (on 19th November 2011).

Shopping Spree was included in the exhibition At Play 2012 at South Hill Park in Bracknell, OVADA in Oxford, and the New Ashgate Gallery in Farnham (summer 2012).

Shopping Spree was played at the In Dialogue conference at Primary, Nottingham (on 4th October 2014), convened by Heather Connelly, Rhiannon Jones and Rebecca Beinart.

Shopping Spree was included in the exhibition Austerity, curated by Margaret Godel as part of Fringe Arts Bath (summer 2016). It was played at an OVADA Stammtisch at Joe Perks & Co, Oxford (on 24th November 2016). It was also played at Cally Trench's Board Games at the Rising Sun Arts Centre, Reading (on 4th February 2017), and at Festal Favours (on 10th June 2017), curated by Clare Carswell as part of Charlbury Festival.

Shopping Spree was played at two Cally's Board Game Evenings at Wycombe Museum (on 15th February and 25th October 2018); and at Cally Trench's Original Board Games (on 22nd September 2018) at The Heseltine Gallery, Middleton Cheney, during the exhibition Nick Trench / Cally Trench: Siblings Cannot Agree.