There are a number of expansions available if players are considering expanding on the core game, although we feel the core game is good enough as it is, and the expansions don’t add a great deal more actions. This is not true in this case as once you start playing you’ll see how strategic skills are needed and the depth of the game becomes apparent. It’s easy to make the mistake of seeing game like The Castles of Burgundy that’s not very complex as a game that wont stimulate and engage players for very long and not offer good replay value. The game has fluidity to it and feels light while playing, and remains fun without going overboard in complexity.
Players strategically trade and build settlements to gain victory points using dice and tile placement action. The Castles of Burgundy at a Glance Game Type The Castles of Burgundy is themed in France within medieval times and is one of the most comparable games with Catan in terms of theme, mechanics (dice rolling, hexagon grid, and territory building). We’re sure there is at least one in the mix for everyone to consider. Let’s take a look at board games like Catan that share similarities. If not then it’s worth expanding settlers before looking for games similar to Catan, although all of these games below are well worth checking out as well.
Settlers of Catan is the base game which means expansions (Seafarers, Cities & Knights, Traders & Barbarians, Explorers & Pirates are a good start) are available that I imagine you may know about and have played one of or more. So, it’s a game for everyone including families.
We’ve always considered this game a great intro for those new to strategy type games, although it certainly did take off with the gaming crowd. It picked up the 1995: Spiel des Jahres Game of the Year and the 2015: GamesCom Vegas Game of the Century awards, which shows the love given to Catan. Catan, the game of trading, building and then settling was first published in 1995 and is still going strong today.
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