Classroom Murder Unsolved: Part 2

Azul manages information horizon. It's the kind of game where you really would expect to be able to like look forward into the future and follow down the trees like chess. The kinds of moves that players can make in a zoo are so significant and board changing that until you get very close to the end of the round, there's just no way to actually look past like one or two moves ahead because the it changes too much. I'm personally very excited about the like indie experimental future of escape rooms. And for me this weird kale escape room was one step in that direction. That sounds awesome! You're making me sad that I did not think to put escape rooms on my list because