CATAN Junior Board Game - Swashbuckling Adventure for Young Pirates! Strategy Game, Fun Family Game for Kids and Adults, Ages 6+, 2-4 Players, 30 Minute Playtime, Made by CATAN Studio

Kids love it - parents too!

Great family game, better than full version

Really good 👍I love it 😍 more products like this!

We absolutely love Catan: Junior in our household! I play it with my two sons, aged 9 and 6, and it consistently brings hours of engaging and competitive fun. The game is designed in a way that introduces strategy in an accessible manner, which keeps both kids and adults entertained.The gameplay is very visual, featuring colorful islands, ships, and resources that make it easy for kids to follow along. My sons especially enjoy collecting resources and building their pirate lairs, and they love the interaction that comes from trading. The pieces are sturdy, vibrant, and fun to handle, adding to the immersive experience.Although I haven’t played the adult version of Catan, I can see how this version simplifies things for younger players without losing the essence of strategy and planning. It’s a fantastic introduction to board games that require thinking ahead and negotiating with others. Highly recommend it for families looking for a game that’s engaging and helps teach problem-solving and planning skills!

My daughters age 4 and 5 love the theme and after playing a few times with us parents on their team they’re now able to play on their own with us. My 5yo beat me by a lot and I’m ashamed and proud to say that! Its great for younger kids and a quality set!

I played Catan original with friends and family a lot many years ago. I was very happy to discover the junior version. Its a learning experience for a 5 year old. I personally love the simple rules with few paths to win - build lairs or get a free lair by collecting coco cards.Only bummer is that my set has a ship piece missing from 1 of the colors.

Such a good buy! The game is so fun for kids. It keeps true to the original game but simplifies it and makes it more "fair" for kids to enjoy.

We are a board game family and sometimes struggle to find age appropriate games that are a good difficulty, play length, and/or attention holding. This game was great for that. It plays like a smaller version of OG Catan, with something happening for every player every turn (great for keeping everyone engaged). It also is a nice introduction to strategy, with having to plan routes as players start close to each other and can choose to block a path or not, and moving the ghost captain. It moves along fairly quickly, which is great for short attention spans. The game itself seems to be of decent quality, plastic pieces and a sturdy board. I would change the layout of the box if I could, because it wasn't well suited for piece storage.