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Charterstone: Digital Edition

Acram Digital · Mar 26, 2020

PC · Switch · Android · iOS

Teen

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The campaign is divided into a series of separate games. Each game will have its own unique rule and bonus objective. Each game will build upon the previous one and add something new! Your decisions and play style will affect the progress and the end of the campaign. What’s more, there are no negative interactions between players. In other words, you score points on the back of your own strategy, not by undermining your opponents. It’s especially important when playing against your friends or family in online or hot-seats multiplayer!

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PC

Critic 8.0 (1 critics) · Gamer 7.4

Nintendo Switch

Critic 6.0 (1 critics) · No ratings yet

Android

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 7.4

iOS

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Critic reviews

  • Nintendo World Report

    Neal Ronaghan · Oct 06, 2020

    6.0
    Chartstone is emblematic of too many digital board game adaptations. This is primarily for those who are already familiar with the game and its rules. Coming into this blind is a bad idea. Heck, playing this locally with newcomers is a challenge unless you have someone on hand to explain the game in detail. Charterstone appears to be a fun game that I someday look forward to playing in physical board game form.
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  • TechRaptor

    Giaco Furino · May 13, 2020

    8.0
    While the decision trees aren't as impactful as they are in other legacy games (like board game classics Pandemic: Legacy and Gloomhaven) I was still fully engaged and curious as to what would unfold next in my second playthrough. Whether you're a worker placement pro or totally new to board game mechanics and strategy, Charterstone: Digital Edition is a fantastic entry into the genre.
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