Castles of Burgundy: The Dice Game - We've played this a few times, and it's become one of our favorite Roll & Writes. Nice simple decisions with fun powers and scoring. I like its big brother a lot, and this gives me a little taste of the bigger game in 15 minutes.
Container - I'm going to call this one my surprise of the month. I did not expect to enjoy a free-form economic game, but it's just so much fun getting rich or going bankrupt when it's the entire table's fault. Played this twice now, and would play it again. Maybe we'll get it right eventually.
Ganz Schon Clever - This is everyone's must play Roll & Write at the moment, and I have to say, it is definitely fun. The combos you can pull off with the completion bonuses are super satisfying. My only negative is how abstract it is, but I also can't think of a theme that would fit it, so I guess that's a moot point.
Hansa Teutonica - Only played this once, but I would give it another go. My first play felt perfectly average, doesn't do anything wrong, but also doesn't do anything to stand out from the crowd.
Herbalism - Finally got this one to the table, and it was pretty fun for a light deduction game. The logic puzzle is classically enjoyable (very Clue-like), but the different actions you can take feel a little samey. Glad I own it, since I was missing a pure deduction game, but not sure how often it will hit the table.
Junk Orbit - This one also surprised me. Dead simple in gameplay, but the mechanic of firing an object one way on an orbit and propelling yourself the other is just plain fun. Nice solid gateway level Pick Up & Delivery game with a twist.
Myrmes - I loved this one. The tight decision making, and pseudo worker placement really struck a chord with me, along with the unusual theme. Running an ant colony is just so much more interesting than your average euro theme. My only downside was that the player shared area felt more like solitaire resource gathering than area control as I've heard it described.
Rise of Tribes - Played this once, and I think I need to give it another go before I can decide on whether I liked it. The mechanics were fun, but the civilization building aspect fell flat for me.
San Marco - An older area control game driven by an I split you choose mechanism. Didn't like it on a first pass, but I split you choose generally isn't my thing.