Charterstone Digital Edition – The official digital version of Jamie Stegmaier's Charterstone board game, developed by Acram Digital, was released on March 26, 2020. It's a twelve-game campaign where the village gradually grows and the rules change from game to game. A Village for the Eternal King The goal of the campaign is to convince the Eternal King to declare your village the new Eternal City. You choose one of six characters to lead their charter and send workers to buildings to collect resources. Each of the twelve games is complete, with its own special rules and bonus objective, but builds on the previous one. Buildings, unlocked mechanics, and new ways to score points are carried forward, so the village and the rules themselves expand as the campaign progresses, and the story unfolds along with them. Your decisions determine how the campaign unfolds and how it ends. No dirty tricks on neighbors Unlike many strategy board games, there's little need to interfere with your opponents. Points are earned through your own strategy: managing workers, buildings, and resources. This makes the game relaxed and suitable for family evenings. The rules have been faithfully translated, developed in collaboration with Stegmaier, but the digital version eliminates the tedious calculations and layout. The map is animated, and in addition to pre-made cards, there are also randomly generated ones, so replaying the campaign will feel different. With bots, friends, or online There's a single-player campaign and quick matches with flexible settings. Computer opponents come in three difficulty levels. You can play with friends on the same computer, with up to four players passing turns, or online, including cross-platform and asynchronous games. You can save at any time and continue later. The original tabletop version was nominated for a Golden Geek award and other awards. Download Charterstone Digital Edition You can download it via torrent on your PC on this page. Features of the game A digital version of Jamie Stegmaier's board game. A campaign of twelve related parties. Six characters and workers on buildings. Rules and village, growing from game to game. Bots of three difficulty levels. Play on one PC for up to four people and online.