This month has some truly unique offerings, from Project L (a game that rewards you with more puzzle pieces each time you solve a puzzle), to a crime writing party game and an escape room-inspired mystery puzzle contained in five postcards.
How abstract can you go and still be able to recognize a well-known figure or a beloved fictional character? Can you guess Steve Jobs from a handful of colors? Or can you create Lara Croft with just three?
Z-Man Games has made their new edition of Condottieri available for pre-order, Fairy Tale Fluxx has been released, and WizKids has a new Star Trek-themed card game.
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