Carcassonne

How to Play

Draw a landscape tile each turn and place it so every edge matches its neighbours, growing a shared map of roads, cities, cloisters and fields. You may then place one follower on the tile you just laid — claiming the road, city, cloister or field it belongs to — as long as that feature isn't already claimed. Completed roads, cities and cloisters score immediately and return your follower to your supply; fields score once, at the very end, based on how many completed cities they touch. Whoever has the highest total when the last tile is placed wins.

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Features

• 2 to 5 players — online, vs bots, or pass-and-play
• No fixed board — the map grows tile by tile, fully zoomable at any size
• 10 AI difficulty levels, from simple point-grabbing to deep, farm-aware search
• 20 Solo Challenges with a fixed, reproducible tile order
• Modern scoring throughout, including full end-of-game field scoring
• Vivid original storybook art with a two-tier zoom system so every tile stays readable