Indian Summer
Lay leaf tiles, collect autumn treasures and enjoy a golden-hour forest puzzle.
Who it's for
You enjoy tile-laying puzzles and cosy themes and want a calm solo or low-conflict game. Lovely for a slow evening with tea.
Not for you if…
You want high-interaction or fast-paced action. Players mostly build alone in a peaceful way.
Vibe's take
Calm and thoughtful, with a pleasing tension between tidy packing and hunting for the best pieces. The autumn theme gives a warm glow, and the table tends to go quiet as people fit tiles.
About this game
Indian Summer wraps you in an autumn forest, where golden leaves fall and you wander through the woods collecting berries, nuts, mushrooms and feathers. On your own board you lay leaf-shaped tiles to cover spaces, and a rondel decides what you can take and where you can go. The puzzle of fitting pieces neatly keeps your head busy while the theme keeps the mood cosy. It is a calm, gentle tile-laying game that takes about an hour, plays well solo, and suits up to four. Think of it as a quiet walk through the woods with a nice puzzle waiting at home, perfect with a mug of tea.
Get it
By the numbers
Players
Duration
15–60 min
Ages 8+
Complexity
2.1 / 5 — LightBGG Rating
6.3/10
Rank #1,965
4.3k ratings
Published
2017
Designed by
Uwe Rosenberg
Published by
Stronghold Games, Hobby Japan, Pegasus Spiele, Hobby World, White Goblin Games and 9 more
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