The board game Charterstone by Jamey Stegmaier is now also available as a digital version - currently for PC Steam, the releases for Nintendo Switch and as a mobile game follow, however. The board game about building the Eternal City, which has been nominated for several awards, is another digital board game from Scythe author Stegmaier.
Charterstone: Digital Edition is also coming to Nintendo Switch
The campaign board game is the next title from the pen of successful author Jamey Stegmaier, which has appeared on the market as a digital version. Scythe as a digital board game has been around for a long time and will follow in the spring Wings flap for Nintendo Switch.
The original set of rules of Charterstone remains untouched for the adaptation. The worker placement board game is about colonizing a city over the course of a total of twelve contiguous games.
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For players, the contest is about gaining as much influence as possible. The most important tools are the workers, whose placement generates raw materials typical of the genre. The playing field changes over the course of the game rounds; the village is growing. Charterstone is a legacy board game, but it can be reset to its original state using recharge packs.
With the digital variant, it will be much easier - the computer takes over. In contrast to other legacy games, Charterstone comes up with a thoroughly innovative trick: although this produces more rubbish than less, it does not make Charterstone in the original version a shelf keeper if you have "played through" it with a group of players.
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Like the original, the Charterstone digital board game can be played solo. In addition, players can arrange to play online rounds or enjoy the title in local play mode. Several levels of difficulty are supported in terms of artificial opponent intelligence. Charterstone should be particularly good with the then "portable" version for Nintendo Switch.
The first Steam ratings certify the title's entertainment value of the original. However, there are currently frequent bugs being criticized. The developers urgently need to make improvements here.
Charterstone is already available as a digital board game for PC Steam (release was on March 26th) and costs 15,99 euros. The version for Nintendo Switch will follow, and Charterstone will also appear as a mobile game. Acram Digital and publisher Mobo Studio were responsible for the implementation.
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