What's New at Labyrinth - Week of May 5

• Posted on 9 May 2025
• By Kathleen
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Games from local designers and so many upcoming events!

Sometimes it’s not about how much new stuff arrives, but how cool it is—and this week’s deliveries are definitely worth a visit!

Mystery Fluxx Has Arrived!
Local game legends Andy and Kristin Looney are back with a brand-new twist on their wildly popular Fluxx series—Mystery Fluxx! It’s perfect for sleuths, puzzle fans, and anyone who likes a little chaos with their whodunnits.

Support Local RPG Creators!
We also received a shipment of fresh, locally designed RPGs, including Death Cap Saute, Dawn of the Orcs, and The Lurking Fear. Whether you’re in the mood for culinary mayhem, orcish uprisings, or some classic cosmic horror, we’ve got you covered.

Puzzle Lovers, Meet Meowdle
If you’re a cat person and a logic puzzle fan, you’ll want to pounce on Meowdle, a charming new puzzle book that’s as clever as it is adorable.

World Pride Is Kicking Off Soon—Celebrate with Indie RPGs!
We just got a massive delivery from Indie Press Revolution featuring some amazing small press RPGs, including Viva la Queerbar and Moonlight on Roseville Beach—perfect for celebrating World Pride with friends and dice.

Mark Your Calendars – Free RPG Day is June 21st!
Most of the games are already full (you folks don’t mess around!), but there’s still space in the Thunder Road: Vendetta RPG session—a brand-new RPG based on the popular board game and ALSO by local designer Dave Chalker. Don’t miss your chance to play before the game even releases! Learn more and sign up here.

Mother’s Day Is Sunday!
If you forgot, we’ve got you. Stop by and let us help you pick out the perfect gift, or check out our Mother’s Day Gift Guide online.

Save the Date – Our Used Game Sale Returns September 6 & 7!
It’s our biggest event of the year, and it’s never too early to plan. Seller registration opens July 12 & 13, so mark your calendars! More details here.

See you soon at the shop—because a weekend without a little adventure is just…well, too predictable.