I've been playing The Incident at Galley House recently with some of the family and it's been really good. The nonlinear structure and how it easily gives you plenty of leads to pursue. We've been using a mix of the in-game note system and our own personal notes to keep track of everything, because while the in-game options are swell, having an additional set of notes helps keep things sorted. Still relatively early in the overall mystery, I think, but it's been very compelling so far. Playing it with a group and bouncing ideas off each other has been very...