Indian Summer

Before winter arrives, a warm fall paints the forest in a golden glow. During the Indian Summer, New England has its last flourish. Treetops burst with a spectrum of colors - a living rainbow from green to orange to red, and the first leaves start to fall gently. As we stroll through the woods, we find all sorts of little treasures like berries, nuts, mushrooms, and feathers. We take a moment to watch the shy forest dwellers before heading home, where a good book and hot tea await. Indian Summer is the second installment of Uwe Rosenberg's puzzle trilogy after 2016's Cottage Garden, designed specifically for seasoned players. The game revolves around puzzle tiles with holes, placed on individual forest boards to uncover treasures. Getting these treasures gives players more choices and an advantage over opponents. The goal is to be the first to completely cover your forest floor with leaves.

How to play: Start by placing the puzzle tiles with holes on the forest boards to try and cover up the treasures. As you collect treasures, you'll get more options to outdo your opponents. Keep going until you manage to be the first one to cover your forest floor fully with leaves. Note: This game is for experienced players, so it might be a bit challenging at first. Take your time to understand the rules. Maintenance: Keep the puzzle tiles and forest boards in a dry place to prevent any damage. Make sure to store them in the box properly after each use to avoid losing any pieces.