
Carcassonne
A board game by Klaus-Jürgen Wrede
No text on components is needed during play.
2-5 Players 30-45 minutes Low
Area Majority / Influence, Square Grid, Pattern Building, Tile Placement, Enclosure, Map Addition, Kill Steal
Medieval, Territory Building
Friends and Communities with Carcassonne
Description
Carcassonne is a tile placement game where players draw and place tiles featuring southern French landscapes, including cities, roads, and grasslands. The goal is to connect these tiles in a way that creates cohesive areas, such as cities and roads, and then place your meeples to score points. With each turn, you'll face decisions about where to place your tiles and meeples to maximize your score and hinder your opponents. As you play, you'll need to think strategically about how to expand your cities, block your opponents, and make the most of your meeples. With simple rules and quick turns, Carcassonne is a game that's easy to learn but full of options and possibilities. Designed by Klaus-Jürgen Wrede and first published in 2000, Carcassonne has become a classic game that's fun for 2 to 5 players and can be played in just 30 to 45 minutes.
