Our step-by-step guide to the rules of how to play Pictionary board game. This is the original draw and guess party game. The game is for 3 – 16 players at ages 12+. The rules for how to play Pictionary are incredibly easy to learn because so much of the game takes place in your imagination. This one is broad and appeals to pretty much everyone.

FOR MORE: Pictionary Page | Games Like Pictionary | Buy Pictionary on Amazon

HOW TO PLAY PICTIONARY – WHAT IS IT?

Pictionary originally came out in 1985 and is famous for bringing the old school charades game into the graphical realm. This was a popular party game that remains popular today and has spawned many other games inspired by it. The object of the game is to identify through sketched clues as many words as necessary to advance to the Finish square, and correctly identify the final word.

HOW TO PLAY PICTIONARY – STEP BY STEP

Time Needed: Approximately 90 minutes.

This is a step by step guide for how to play Pictionary the classic drawing and guessing board game. Additional information and special rules can be found below the list. These will be referenced for your convenience.

1. SETUP | Put Out Timer & Card Box
To kick off how to play Pictionary setup, put out the universal components. Place the game board, timer and card box so all players have access to them.

2. SETUP | Category Cards
Remove the 4 category cards from the front of the card box and use them as a reference throughout the game.

3. SETUP | Divide Into Teams
Divide equally into teams of two to four.

4. SETUP | Give Out Team Components
Give each team a pad, pencil, category card and playing piece. Each team places their playing piece on the “Start” space.

5. GAMEPLAY | Choose Picturist
Every round, each team needs one individual who will draw the pictures to give clues to the rest of their team to guess.

6. GAMEPLAY | Choose Card
The starting picturist selects a word card from the front of the deck. The word corresponding to the colored square in which the playing piece lies is the word in play.

7. GAMEPLAY | Set Timer & Sketch
The picturist has five seconds to examine the word. The 60-second timer is then turned and the picturist begins sketching clues for the team. *No physical or verbal communication, or letters or numbers in clues.

8. GAMEPLAY | Guess
The teammates try and guess based on the sketching while it happens. If they guess correct, they continue by rolling the die, advancing that many spaces and repeating the process with a new card, picturist and 60-second timer. If something is not guessed within the 60-seconds, play passes to the left.

9. WINNING | Land on Finish & Complete
The first team to land on the Finish square and guess the word correctly wins the game. The word guessed does not have to be on the team’s turn, it can be during other game modes like the All Play. As you can see, the how to play Pictionary rules are very easy to pickup.

HOW TO PLAY PICTIONARY – KEY INFORMATION

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

• It’s OK to use as many pieces of paper as you want, but try to conserve by using both sides of the paper.
• An X can only be used to cross something out, or to indicated an area (like on a map). Never use an X as a letter, like brand-X.
• Players cannot use secret or pre-arranged clues — like drawing an ear for “sounds like” or dashes for the number of letters in each word.
• You can draw mail for male or blew for blue, etc.
• Remeber! Sketches may not include letters or numbers.

CATEGORIES

AP | All Play (this can be any type of word or expression)
D | Difficult (challenging words)
A | Action (verbs – things that can be performed)
P | Person/Place/Animal (proper names are included)
O | Object (nouns – things that can be touched or seen)

ALL PLAY

In the All Play category, the card is shown to the picturist of each team. The All Play word is sketched simultaneously by picturists to their respective teams at the start of the timer. The first team to identify the word earns control of the die and immediately rolls and advances their playing piece the number of squares indicated.

The team now continues its turn with a new word. If no team identifies the word in sixty seconds, play continues to the left. The new team does NOT roll the die, but begins its turn by pulling a new card and sketching the word corresponding to the square currently occupied.

When you see a triangle symbol on the card, that designates an All Play and should be called out. Any team that first identifies an All Play word immediately receives the die and rolls, moving the indicated number of squares and then pulling another card.

GAME CONTENTS

• 1x Gameboard
• 1x One-Minute Plastic Timer
• 496x Cards
• 4x Category Cards
• 1x Die
• 4x Playing Pieces
• 4x Pads of Paper
• 4x Pencils

HOW TO PLAY PICTIONARY – IN CLOSING

We hope you can now say you know how to play Pictionary. This simple game of drawing and guessing has been lighting up the party game scene for decades and there is no sign of that stopping. This is a classic for a reason. The creative possibilities are endless with this one and that is why there is no need for a ton of rules. You will be able to pick up how to play Pictionary in no time.

Our step-by-step guide to the rules of how to play Candy Land board game. This is laid-back kids racing game that takes you on a wonderful journey rich with texture. Not much to it, but a fun ride. The game is for 2 – 4 players at ages 3+. The rules for how to play Candy Land are incredibly simple to learn making it perfect for even the youngest little tykes.

FOR MORE: Candy Land Page | Games Like Candy Land | Buy Candy Land on Amazon

HOW TO PLAY CANDY LAND – WHAT IS IT?

Welcome to Candy Land… a world of sweet adventure! Come and visit some very special friends. Travel the path and stop along the way to explore the Peppermint Forest, the Gumdrop Mountains and the Chocolate Swamp. As you go, don’t forget to visit fun-loving Gramma Nutt and beautiful Princess Frostline. But watch out for the ever menacing Lord Licorice.

The object of Candy Land board game is to be the first person to reach the Candy Castle by landing on the multi-colored rainbow space at the end of the path.

HOW TO PLAY CANDY LAND – STEP BY STEP

Time Needed: Approximately 30 minutes.

This is a step by step guide for how to play Candy Land the classic kids board game with a creative theme. Additional information and special rules can be found below the list. These will be referenced for your convenience.

1. SETUP | Place Gameboard
To kick off how to play Candy Land setup, take the gameboard, unfold it and place it in the center of the gaming space.

2. SETUP | Place Pile of Cards
Shuffle up all the cards and place them in a facedown stack in the middle of the play area.

3. SETUP | Pick Character
Each player picks a gingerbread character pawn and places it on the START space on the gameboard.

4. SETUP | Choose Start Player
The final step of how to play Candy Land setup before getting into Gameplay is to choose who goes first. The book says the youngest player goes first but you can use the randomizer of your choice.

5. GAMEPLAY | Draw a Card & Move
On your turn, draw a card from the stack of facedown cards. Move along the game track based on the colors shown on this card. It may a single color block, multiple color blocks or something else. You basically get to move along that many colors on the track. See Movement and Cards below for more details.

6. GAMEPLAY | Repeat Until Rainbow
Players take turns taking one card and moving to the spaces it designates until someone reaches the rainbow space at the end of the track.

7. WINNING | Be The First To Reach The End
If you are the first person to reach the multi-colored rainbow space, you’ve reached the Candy Castle and won the game. Being the fastest in a race is all you need to know to master the steps for how to play Candy Landy.

HOW TO PLAY CANDY LAND – KEY INFORMATION

MOVEMENT

Always move in the direction of the signposts, unless a Picture card directs you to move backwards on the path.

Two or more Gingerbread characters pawns may be on the same space at the same time.

Shortcuts: There are 2 shortcuts on the path – the Rainbow Trail and the Gumdrop Pass. If your Gingerbread Character pawn lands, by exact count, on the orange space below the Rainbow Trail or on the yellow space below the Gumdrop Pass, you can take the shortcut immediately by moving your pawn to the purple space above the Rainbow Trail or to the green space above the Gumdrop Pass.

Licorice Spaces: There are 3 Licorice Spaces on the path. These Licorice spaces were put here by the sneaky Lord Licorice to try to slow you down. If you land on one of these spaces by exact count, your Gingerbread Character is stuck there for one turn.

CARDS

When you draw a card with one color block, move your pawn forward toward the Candy Castle to the first matching color space on the path.

When you draw a card with two color blocks, move your pawn forward toward the Candy Castle to the second matching color space on the path.

When you draw a Picture card, move your pawn forward or backward on the path to the Pink picture space on the board that matches the PINK picture space on your card. For example, of you draw a CANDY CANE / MR. MINT card, move your pawn to the pink space on the board that shows the candy cane.

GAME CONTENTS

• 1x Colorful Gameboard
• 4x Gingerbread Character Pawns
• 64x Cards

HOW TO PLAY CANDY LAND – IN CLOSING

We hope you can now say you know how to play Candy Land. This game is from way back in 1949 and it is still a strong seller. The game was to give something exciting and simple to very young children. It is that simple, you just move along a track, but with its interesting quirkiness, it has become more of a cultural phenomenon that people just know about. Certainly worth learning how to play Candy Land just to be part of that conversation.

Our step-by-step guide to the rules of how to play Sorry board game. This is a game about managing a team in a race while looking out for the evil players who attempt to hurt you. It just happens to be the simplest version of that. For kids and adults alike, the game is for 2 – 4 players at ages 6+. The rules for how to play Sorry are incredibly easy to understand in just a few steps.

FOR MORE: Sorry Page | Games Like Sorry | Buy Sorry on Amazon

HOW TO PLAY SORRY – WHAT IS IT?

Back in 1929 when Sorry! the board game released to the world, this was about as much theme as you got. The idea of polite meanness was enough and enough it was. This game was popular when it was released and remains an absolute classic today. An entire generation thinks of this kids game as one of the most memorable and edgiest things from their past.

The object of Sorry is to be the first player to get all four of their pawns from their color start to their color home. Players just need to watch out for others bumping them off and sending them back to the starting point. The is the OG “take that” board game.

HOW TO PLAY SORRY – STEP BY STEP

Time Needed: Approximately 30 minutes.

This is a step by step guide for how to play Sorry the popular racing and take that board game. Additional notes and special rules can be found below the list. These will be referenced for your convenience.

1. SETUP | Take Color Pawns
To kick off how to play Sorry setup, everyone needs to grab their color pieces. Each player gets four pawns of their chosen color (blue, red, yellow, green).

2. SETUP | Place Pawns on Start
Each player puts their four pawns on the corresponding “start” space of that color. Pawns are identical so no need to worry about their order or placement. You are going to slowly moves these out, across the track and towards the home space on your turn.

3. SETUP | Shuffle Deck
The deck of number cards, which will dictate movement amounts throughout the game, needs to be organized. Shuffle up the cards and place the deck face down in the “place pack here” center of the board.

4. SETUP | Pick Starting Player
The final step of how to play Sorry setup before getting into game play is to pick who is going to start. Draw a card with highest number going first or use your randomization method of choice.

5. GAMEPLAY | Draw
Take the top card on the Draw pile and move accordingly if you can. Place the card face up on the “Discard Here” area.

6. GAMEPLAY | Starting A Pawn
To move a Pawn from your START area out on the track, you must draw either a “1” or a “2”. If it is a 2, do as it says, then draw again and move if possible. You may not start a pawn out with any other numbers.

7. GAMEPLAY | Jump and Bumping
You may jump over your own or another player’s pawn that’s in your way, counting it as a space. But… if you land on a space that’s already occupied by an opponent’s pawn, Bump that pawn back to its own color START space.

8. GAMEPLAY | Slide
The four colored bars with triangle starts and circle ends are the slide areas. If you land on the triangle starting point of any of these that is not your color, with one of your pawns, you get to “slide” to the end. Move to the circle of that slide and Bump any pieces in the way, including your own, back to their START.

8. GAMEPLAY | Sorry Card
If you draw the “Sorry” card, you get to really stick it to your opponent. Take one pawn from your START and place it on any space that is occupied by any opponent and bump that opponent’s pawn back to its START. If there is no pawn on your START or no opponent’s pawn on any space you can move to, you forfeit your move.

9. GAMEPLAY | Moving Backwards
4 and 10 cards move you backward. If you have successfully moved a pawn backward at least two spaces beyond your own START space, you may, on a subsequent turn, move into your own SAFETY ZONE without moving all the way around the board.

10. GAMEPLAY | Safety Zone
When you enter into a slide area of your color you do not slide because you are almost home at your safety zone. Instead of sliding, you instead move up these colored spaces just like you would any other spaces on the track. Once in your color, you are safe from the bumping of other colored pawns.

11. GAMEPLAY | Making It Home
You need to get all four of your pawns in the HOME space. You need exact number amounts to get there. You couldn’t use a “3” when you only had 2 spaces to go.

12. WINNING | First Player All Home
The first player to get all four of their pawns into their color HOME space is the winner. As you can see, the rules for how to play Sorry are incredibly simple and quick to pick up.

HOW TO PLAY SORRY – KEY INFORMATION

CARD BREAKDOWN

1 | Either Start a pawn out OR move one pawn forward 1 space.
2 | Either Start a pawn out OR move one pawn forward 2 spaces. Draw Again.
3 | Move one pawn forward 3 spaces.
4 | Move one pawn backward 4 spaces.
5 | Move one pawn forward 5 spaces.
7 | Move one to two pawns forward a total of 7 spaces.
8 | Move one pawn forward 8 spaces.
10 | Move one pawn forward 10 spaces OR move one pawn backward 1 space.
11 | Move one pawn forward 10 spaces OR swap one of your pawns with any one other pawn.
12 | Move one pawn forward 12 spaces.
SORRY | Take one pawn from your START and place it on any space that is occupied by any opponent and bump that opponent’s pawn back to its START.

VARIATION — TEAM RULES

RED is always YELLOW’s partner and GREEN is always with BLUE’s.

All regular rules apply and any partner may move — or bump! — his or her own partner’s piece in accordance with the card drawn.

If you land on a space occupied by a partner’s pawn, bump it back to its START!

SORRY cards must be used. If there’s no one else to pick on, this means you might send your own partner’s pieces back!

7 means you may split a move among any of your team’s eight pawns.

If you drew a 1 or a 2m you may enter a pawn of either partner. If it was a 2, when you draw again, you may use that card for any of your team’s eight pieces.

WINNING: The first partnership to get all eight pawns into their respective HOMEs wins the game.

VARIATION FOR ADULTS — PLAY FOR POINTS

Put only three of your pawns on the START space. Put the forth pawn on the circle outside of your START.

Shuffle the deck and deal five cards face down to each player. Place the rest of the pack face down on “Place Pack Here”.

On your turn, select one card from your hand and move according to its instructions. Discard it and draw a new card to bring your hand and move according to its instructions. Discard it and draw a new card to bring your hand back up to five cards.

If none of the cards in your hand allows you to move, discard any one card and draw a new one. Your turn ends; do not move a pawn until your next turn.

The first player to get all four pawns HOME wins.

All players score 5 points for each piece on HOME:

• 5 points for each opponent’s piece not in its HOME.
• 25 points if no opponent has more than two pawns HOME.
• 50 points if no opponent has more than one pawn HOME.
• 100 points if no opponents’ pawns reached HOME.

GAME CONTENTS

• Sorry Game Board
• Deck of number cards (no 6’s or 9’s)
• 16x Pawns (4 each of 4 colors)

HOW TO PLAY SORRY – IN CLOSING

We hope you can now say you know how to play Sorry. This classic racing and take that board game with really simple and straightforward gameplay was well ahead of its time and still holds up as a beloved kids’ game today. There are enough decisions to make, with plenty of stakes, to keep this one interesting. And even with that, it is so simple. This is what makes it a kids’ game, because it is simple, but there is enough here that players of all ages can enjoy it. Learning how to play Sorry, is certainly worthwhile.

The latest entry in our interview series Why You Should Back: Death By Coconuts on Kickstarter. We spoke with the creator to get information about their latest launch. They look to be bringing something very interesting to market that walks the fine line between humorous and morbid. The Kickstarter launch date is May 31, 2022. Check out the link below to go directly to Death By Coconuts Kickstarter page or continue on to read the interview with the creator.

Death By Coconuts on Kickstarter

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1. How would you describe your product in a few sentences?

Death By Coconuts is best described as a race-to-the-finish board game where you move by betting on death statistics. 

First, you draw three causes of death, which can be anything from sharks to falling vending machines and projectile Champagne corks. There are additional time periods and geographical parameters to help you work out the answer. Then, when you’ve made your mind up, you bet up to three chips on which of the three you think is most deadly. 

If you’re right, you move forward the same number of spaces as chips you bet with. If you’re wrong, the same applies – only you move backward instead! So you can see, it’s a game of risk and reward were betting big or small dictates how quickly you move across the board. 

You’ve got to navigate shortcuts and trapdoors, and the treasure chest cards will more often than not expedite your arrival at the finish line. But sometimes they’ll throw a curveball at you. Only the first to the finish wins, unless there’s a tie. In which case we’ve got a pretty dramatic best-of-three tiebreaker to decide the winner. This is our very first attempt at a board game. We’ve created a simpler mechanic than our first Kickstarter game, Plant-Based Riot, but it still delivers bucket loads of quick-fire fun.

2. Introduce the team bringing this to market? What is your background that brought you to launching this?

The team is largely the same as the one that brought you Plant-Based Riot via Kickstarter last year. This time, though, we’ve added another designer to the mix… 

Marty Pardoe worked behind the scenes of Plant-Based Riot but is at the core of this team. She’s a hugely gifted designer that’s been involved from the early stages when the game went by the rather sinister name of “May Cause Cancer” (a story for another time…). Marty was named as a rising star in Mojo Nation’s 100 Influential Figures list in 2021 for her work on our game Girl Power. It was Marty’s idea to make Death By Coconuts a race-to-the-finish board game and we’ve run with that ever since. 

Roberto Rotaru is our artist, graphic designer, motion graphic designer, video editor. He continues to add strings to his bow since our campaign last year. Originally from Romania, he’s the biggest gamer of the bunch – our go-to guy when it comes to making key decisions on mechanics. All the motion graphics and videos you see in relation to this project are down to his artistry.

I’m the content writer for Death By Coconuts. It was my job to trawl the deepest depths of the internet to put together 250 death statistics. It was definitely no day at a tropical beach, I can tell you. You know what they say, though… It’s a tough job, but someone’s gotta do it. 

Courtney is the guy that oversees everything. It’s his job to stitch all the individual components together. He started Bubblegum Stuff in Hong Kong back in 2013, so there’s traces of his blood, sweat and tears in this and every other product the company has put out over the years. 

We’ve turned to Kickstarter again because we loved the experience last time out. It brought us closer to our community in more ways than one. Like us, the people that backed Plant-Based Riot believe in the power of collaboration. And because they have tons of experience backing games on the platform, they are an invaluable source of insight and opinion. We’re sure many of those guys will play active roles in making key design and gameplay decisions with Death By Coconuts, too. 

3. What existing games would you compare your game to?

Death By Coconuts is similar to a few games – and in various ways. It’s got elements of Snakes & Ladders, which we all remember as one of the first games we ever played. The shortcut across the lake and the lava flow trapdoor are essentially a ladder and a snake respectively. 

The treasure chest cards also give the sense you’re being given a ladder or a snake, depending on what you’re lucky or unlucky enough to pick up. Saying that, though, they could be likened to the chance or action cards that are fairly ubiquitous in many board games. 

There are also similarities with a game from London-based games producer Big Potato. Their game What Came First? uses the same betting mechanic as the method for moving around the board. The difference being in What Came First? you’re betting on what happened first out of two events in history that are paired together on the same card. In Death By Coconuts you’re betting on three separately drawn death stats. 

That small difference adds endless amounts of replayability to the game. It means there are over 2.5 million possible combinations of death cards! Each round will feel like a fresh challenge regardless of how many times you’ve played the game. That’s amplified even more when you consider the additional caveats like time period and location. 

4. What sets your game apart?

What sets Death By Coconuts apart is the delivery. We’ve produced a game that features 250 causes of death without it feeling overtly morbid. And that was always the mission. It must be said, we’re not making light of death or any of the events featured on the cards in the game. But it is as much a part of life as birth. And we knew if we handled it correctly, it wouldn’t cause offense. Much in the same way that Halloween or the Mayan festival Day of the Dead doesn’t. 

Some of the content comes across lighthearted, such as the deaths by falling coconuts, which causes on average 150 deaths a year! (Incidentally, that’s more than sharks – and it’s that fact that was the inspiration behind the game.) However, most of the leavening is being done by the 1950s Americana/tropicana/tiki-style design, artwork and overall theme. The board depicts our little skeleton character getting into all kinds of comedic scrapes with cannibals, krakens, snakes and more. Many of which are causes of death featured in the game. In addition to those Easter eggs, there are 150 coconuts on the board in reference to the stat that started it all. We’ll be impressed if anyone finds them all. You might even notice the spaces stretching from Coconut Beach to Eternal Paradise look familiar…

5. How can everyone be assured that they are going to get quality components and you are going to deliver on all the promises you are making?

As previously mentioned, we’re a slightly expanded team to the one that delivered Plant-Based Riot through Kickstarter last year. And this slightly expanded team is working within Bubblegum Stuff, which is a small gift and game company based in London. We’ve been plying our trade for nearly 10 years. So getting things designed, made and delivered is our bread and butter. 

Furthermore, we delivered Plant-Based Riot – our first Kickstarter – through all the turmoil and disruption caused by Covid and one of the worst shipping crises in history. We’re really proud to have delivered the game to our backers, as promised, by Christmas. This meant changing from sea freight to air freight right at the eleventh hour. Seriously… the stock was on a ship in port and we took it off and got it onto a flight! 

Not that we wouldn’t go above and beyond for our customers anyway. But the loyalty, support and patience showed to us by our backers last year really moved us. And that’s still ringing in our ears going into this next campaign. We’re committed to delivering on our promises and building on our incredible community through Kickstarter.

6. Why should someone back your project?

Death By Coconuts combines diabolically gruesome subject matter with super funky artwork, near-addictive fun and endless replayability. 

It feels incredibly unique but still familiar enough that it’s accessible for pretty much everyone. And the learning to fun time ratio is stacked heavily in favor of fun. That makes it a perfect game to pick up and play, whether you’re looking for a casual game for two or something to sustain a great big games night. 

So what are you waiting for? Back our project, grab a few fellow shipwrecked shipmates and get going on the race to Eternal Paradise. Where your knowledge of death might just save your life!

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Well we are satisfied!

Great insight and enthusiasm from a passionate and experienced designer. This game has some wonderful funky art and is sure to please a very specific type of gamer. If you are looking for an interesting quick-fire game, give this one a shot. Take a look at their Kickstarter for more info!

Death By Coconuts on Kickstarter

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May 25, 2022 – Publisher Fantasy Flight Games has announced a new Twilight Imperium Universe Game Twilight Inscription. The new stand-alone board game is expected to have an MSRP of $64.99 and release later this year.

They are taking everything that they can from the epic 8 hour or so 4X game Twilight Imperium and porting it into a roll and write game. This is incredibly popular thing to do with board games. Some past highly weighted and strategic games that have done this include The Castles of Burgundy, Settlers of Catan, Corinth, Dinosaur Island, My City, Uno, Zombicide and many more.

In Twilight Inscription, the Lazax Empire has burned to ash, rejected by its subjects. The aftermath was tragedy and petty conflict in equal measure, a time of loss and exhaustion. In the ensuing Dark Years, the factions of the galaxy retreated and recovered their strength. Now, they look upon the stars and see an opportunity—a chance to reclaim what was lost. A chance to redefine galactic civilization. A chance to leave their mark upon the stars.

The game an epic roll-and-write game for one to eight players offers an experience unlike anything Fantasy Flight Games has done before. With a limited pool of resources at your disposal, you’ll need to carefully manage Navigation, Expansion, Industry, and Warfare as you amass victory points and earn your right to the throne on Mecatol Rex. Will your faction become the new rulers of the galaxy? Or will your fledgling empire fade into obscurity? Anything can happen in this strategic, infinitely-replayable game!

SEE ALSO: 10 Best Roll-N-Write Games

A Few Killer Features They Are Touting:

• Much like how Twilight Imperium is a massive board game, Twilight Inscription is a massive roll-and-write. Where most roll-and-writes have each player filling out a single board (referred to as a “player sheet”) as they play, Twilight Inscription has you filling out four!
• A great solo mode. If you play the game by yourself or with only one other player, than you will square off against an AI opponent.
• A new way to play in your favorite universe. Twilight Inscription is an all-new way to experience the Twilight Imperium universe. This roll-and-write is FFG’s first foray into the genre, and the game is as epic and massive as anything in the TI universe should be.

Source: https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2022/5/25/marking-the-galaxy/

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May 24, 2022 – One of the biggest pieces of info in the Catan announcement was that the Catan 3D Seafarers Cities and Knights Expansion is coming. This new set that requires the base game to play will launch with an MSRP of $399.99.

“Component lovers will get lost in the immersive and detailed Seafarers + Cities & Knights expansion for CATAN – 3D Edition. And finally, our most competitive players will not want to miss the CATAN World Championship this fall.” said Morgan Dontanville, CATAN Studio chief creative officer.

The new set brings the brand’s two most popular and beloved expansions into the three-dimensional adventures of CATAN 3D in one big, beautiful box.

CATAN – Seafarers: Send your ships to explore and discover uncharted islands off of Catan’s shores. Perhaps you will build new settlements there or even discover valuable gold fields. This is the first time this expansion has been produced in 3D.

CATAN – Cities & Knights: Improve your cities into great metropolises. Combine your forces with the forces of the other players to defend Catan against the relentless barbarian attacks.

SEE ALSO: Catan Dawn of Humankind Sets an October 2022 Release Date

The expansions’ 363 individual pieces, including hand-painted terrain tiles and antiqued player figures, make the “cooperatively competitive” world of CATAN more immersive than ever before. With CATAN – Seafarers, players set sail to uncharted islands in search of valuable gold and land to settle. In CATAN – Cities & Knights, players work to improve their cities and join forces to defend Catan against invading barbarians.

Check out the Catan Studios Expansion Page For More

images via Catan Studios

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