Rivals for CATAN Card Game for 2 Players Deluxe Edition (Base Game) ,Card Game for Adults and Family , Strategy Card Game,Ages 10+,Average Playtime 45 minutes,Made by Catan Studio 7.5 x 10.75 x 2.75
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- A TWO PLAYER CARD GAME OF DISCOVERY, SETTLEMENT, CONFLICT & TRADE: Rivals for CATAN is the perfect way for two players to settle and develop the ever-mysterious and fantastic land of CATAN. Never the same, this casual card game is perfect for couples, family or any pair of friends who want to explore CATAN.
- STRATEGY CARD GAME: Use your unique card mix to create your own principality. Explore and settle new lands. Acquire resources through card play and the luck of the dice. Use gold, resource combinations and trade to develop your domain. Expand your settlements and cities, recruit heroes, and defend your lands through politics, invention, and intrigue.
- DELUXE EDITION: Rivals for CATAN Deluxe includes four card-holder trays, newly designed special victory point tokens and 9 promotional cards not available in Rivals for Catan basic. Three exciting Theme Games and a Duel mode offer more strategic and tactical possibilities and even more exciting and sophisticated games.
- FUN FAMILY GAMES FOR GAME NIGHT: An international favorite, CATAN has been called the "Perfect Social Game". Check out our entire collection of CATAN board games for adults and kids to enjoy on family game night. Enjoy hours of fast-paced, interactive fun!
- NUMBER OF PLAYERS AND AVERAGE PLAYTIME: This fun family game is designed for 2 players and is suitable for ages 10 and older. Average playtime is approximately 45 to 60 minutes.
Description
Submerge yourself into the bustling life on Catan - be the Prince or princess of Catan and decide on the fate of its settlers. In addition to settlements, roads, and cities, you also construct the buildings where your subjects work, hire heroes that make your opponent's life as a gamer difficult, and build ships to boost your trade.
Product Dimensions: 2.75 x 10.75 x 7.5 inches
Item Weight: 1.3 pounds
Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: CN3134
Manufacturer recommended age: 13 - 15 years
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: December 1, 2017
Manufacturer: Fantasy Flight Publishing
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Cool idea. But there are certain key cards too strong that will bias the strategy
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2022 by Amazon Customer
A fun game requires learning a few things that are different from board game. Makes a great gift.
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2022 by BJLFlorida
First off, I wanted to talk about the 2 other reviews for this game. The 1 star review mentions buying the game from a 3rd party seller and missing some of the pieces. While this is a total bummer, I wonder if this review would be better suited for the individual seller rather than docking the game stars. Usually if you contact Amazon they will help you resolve the issue. Plus, I noticed that Catan customer services commented on that review and offered to send free game pieces that were missing. On the second review, I don't have a problem with them scoring it with 3 stars, but I will totally disagree that games are generally the same and that the first player to have a turn has a significant advantage. If you play without using any of the expansion sets, yes games can tend to be very similar. However, the different themes offer 4 additional ways to play that can significantly alter player strategy. And lastly, I don't think that the player with the first turn has a significant advantage. They might have an advantage in certain strategies, but this is why there are multiple paths to victory. But it is important to note that luck and using all available strategies can make a big difference. If you want more opinions about this game, I suggest that you look up the Amazon review for Rivals for Catan . The other version is not the Deluxe version and does not come with the card trays (a must in my opinion). But at least you can get some more opinions. FYI, if you are curious, there are other expansions for this game that are not included in this Deluxe package. With that out of the way, let me give you some background about me. I played lots of the classic board games growing up (Monopoly, Life, Chess, Checkers, etc.). I have only played Settlers of Catan once, and that was years ago. My wife (my second player) also has a similar gaming history. We were looking for something fun that the two of us can do after the kids are in bed. First, I will say that the instruction manual is intimidating. If you are a "gamer", then you will probably have no problem with this. The manual is long and takes some time to absorb all of the rules. I suggest watching an instructional video on Youtube as that will help you learn the game quickly. You will probably have to consult the manual as you play and read some of the fine print after watching the video, but totally worth it. My wife and I have played the game about 10 times. Our time playing probably ranges between 1 - 2.5 hours. If you are playing with a theme, then your game is going to be much longer as you need 12 victory points to win rather than 7. You also need lots of space as we essentially fill up an entire card table with our set up. I also want to throw in that I love the set up and the way you turn your cards to indicate how many resources you have. Its also nice that you don't have to worry about losing tons of little game pieces as the only items in the box are game cards, card trays, two plastic coins, and 2 dice. As far as the gameplay goes, it is very fun. There can be slow moments, but usually I am so busy thinking through my next few moves and all my options that I don't care. I could see how the game might get old after many playthroughs, but we are far from that point. I could also see how the time commitment or barrier to entry could be a problem for some, but I think it is totally worth it. Great game. I am thinking about buying additional expansions already just for the heck of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2017 by Kyle
My wife and I have been playing Catan, settlers, for over 2 years now and have been somewhat obsessed with it. This card game is more involved, with with cards like characters, various ships and other buildings that can tweak your strategy as you go, this game steps out of the comfort zone for me and my wife. If you play RPG and games like that you'd have no problem with it, but it took my wife and I a few times reading the instructions before we even thought we knew how to play LOL. I truly believe that's just because of us and our gaming background, because others have had no problem learning the game. In fact, now that we know it I could train somebody to play it much easier than I could expect them to learn from the instruction booklet. This deluxe edition has several expansion games with it which will make this purchase very well worth our money. I seriously recommend this. Important, this is just a two-player game.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2022 by John muller
Great game - Love all the CATAN games.
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2022 by L&L
Me and my partner played this a few times and found what a lot of others have: that as-is, the rules heavily favor the person who takes the early lead and it's often impossible for the other person to meaningfully catch up. This is especially true for the trade advantage, which with a Marketplace card and other buffs, can essentially let you start stealing resources from your opponent and building up resources at an amazing rate. It's impossible to catch up as the opponent once this process starts. We decided that one way to rectify this was to make a few additions and subtractions to better even out the game. First, we weakened the trade advantage to only give you the equivalent of the celebration or bountiful harvest-- that is, if you role the trade die and you have the trade advantage, you get to choose any additional resource that you want rather than stealing from your opponent, which can be a devastating blow. The second was to create a victory point for the holder of the harp/celebration advantage acquired through the heroes (I'm forgetting the real term for it at the moment). Without this alteration, the harp advantage (I think it is called skill points?) is essentially useless because the event die will only land on it one-sixth of the time and lets you get only one additional resource. It is vastly overpowered by the trade advantage, which provides both a victory point and the opportunity to steal resources (without our alteration, of course). This is on top of the many special abilities you unlock through cards that count towards your trade advantage, such as Marketplace or various resource-specific boats. With these alterations, we essentially even out the Harp/Skill/whatever it is called and the trade advantage a bit. We have found that the game is much more enjoyable with these alterations and makes for a significantly more competitive game. Obviously, doing these alterations or "house rules" is not for the Catan rules purist, but we would rather alter the rules slightly and enjoy the game rather than get bogged down in the same issues time and time again.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2020 by Dan
This is a super solid two-player game. Lots of replayability. It's easier to learn and less frustrating than actual Catan. There aren't a ton of pieces, either, since all of your resources are on your starter cards. There are a few expansions but I've only played with ... Progress, Ruin, and I think Gold was the last one? They mainly add new building cards or event cards that change gameplay but all are fun. If there are even more other expansions out there I can't wait to try them.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2022 by megan f matteson