Carcassonne Save
A digital version of the board game Carcassonne, implemented in Java. This desktop computer game supports up to five players at the same time (shared-screen multiplayer mode).
This is a slightly adapted, digital version of the board game Carcassonne.
Carcassonne is a tile-based board game in a medieval setting created by Klaus-Jürgen Wrede and published by Hans im Glück.
This project implements Carcassonne as an open-source platform-independent computer game that supports up to five players at the same time with shared-screen multiplayer mode. It stays true to Carcassonne's original look and gameplay while making some changes, such as new tiles and minor tweaks to the emblems. It currently contains the complete main game, some features from extensions, as well as some completely new functionalities.
The official rules can be found here: Part 1, Part 2.
This is my personal project I work on (infrequently) whenever I have time available.
Development started in 2016, and since then, this computer game has been an ongoing project...
More Information
For more information about the board game, this computer game implementation or the technical details behind this projeckt check out the wiki page.
Latest Release
The latest release can be found here, all releases can be found here.
Download & Run
There are two options how to download and run Carcassonne:
Via Web Start (manages the required Java version for you):
- Download OpenWebStart or any other web start implementation.
- Download and run the web start file.
Via the Jar file (requires Java SE 17 or newer):
- Download and install Java SE 17 or a newer version.
- Download and run the latest executable.
Feedback & Suggestions
If you have any feedback on the game or if you have suggestions for new features just let me know (or open up a new issue)!
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