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DISCOVER THE GREAT CITY OF CARCASSONNE, ONE TILE AT A TIME! The streets of Carcassonne are filled with kids who are trying to catch the animals set loose for the festival. The city has never been so alive! This version of the modern classic, Carcassonne, has been adapted to allow players of all ages to play together. No need to count points! Each turn, you place a tile to build Carcassonne. When you close a street with one or more kids of your color, you get to put your pawns on the board. Be the first to place all of your pawns to win the game.
EASILY JOIN THE FUN IN CARCASSONNE: Designed for ages four and up, My First Carcassonne brings children into the fun of building the city of Carcassonne. It maintains the same core game design that makes the original Carcassonne a classic, while eliminating the need to count high scores.
FUN HOLIDAY GIFT FOR KIDS: The city of Carcassonne is celebrating its national holiday in this silly adventure game! A great gift for boys and girls who will have lots of fun by setting the city’s sheep, hens, and cows loose in the streets.
THE CHILDREN HAVE THE TIME OF THEIR LIVES IN CARCASSONNE: As the game progresses and tiles are placed, the streets of Carcassonne expand and the children of Carcassonne—illustrated on the tiles—start to fill the streets trying to catch the loose animals.
CAN YOU BRING ALL THE ANIMALS HOME? From dawn till dusk, the children of Carcassonne try to bring the animals back home. Lay tiles to build the city and help the children catch the animals in the streets.
HOW TO WIN: Each time you close off a street with at least one child dressed in your player color, you get to place pawns on the board. The first player to place all of their pawns wins the game! Average Playtime: 30 minutes.
12 reviews for Asmodee My First Carcassonne Board Game – Medieval Strategy Game with Colorful Tile Placement, Family Fun for Kids & Adults, Ages 4+, 2-4 Players, 30 Minute Playtime
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Maggiemommy –
Fun for everyone!
I wish I could give it ten stars! My husband and I love Carcassone, but our kids just aren’t quite ready for it. This one was easy to learn (under five minutes to set up and know the rules!) and both my five and eleven year olds give it rave reviews. My five year old hasn’t quite grasped the strategy, but I can already see my eleven yea4 old getting there. It took about 20 minutes to play, and my husband and I agreed it would be fun even without the kids when we want something a little faster and lighter to play. Simple, well made, easy to play, but packed full of strategy and family fun. I can see us playing this for years to come. It’s a quick game as well; you can have great family time in a meaningful way. I hesitated a5 the cost, but I regret not getting it sooner. When the kids are older I have no doubt they will easily transition to the adult game.
Shane –
Great springboard into tile games for little ones
This is a great version of Carcassonne for kids. I love the original game so really happy to have this one so I can play with my 3 year old.The mechanics are super simple yet still fun. Big tiles and meeples with lots of colours and details keep him interested too.
Keith P –
Great Game for 4 – 6 Year Olds
SUMMARY – My First Carcassonne is an excellent game for young children that teaches some basic strategy and is still fun for adults.HOW TO PLAY – The game consists of large chunky tiles that have a road on each side – some roads end and some connect to another side. Some roads also have children of one of the four colors. When a road is closed on both sides, a meeple can be placed on all children on the road. The goal of the game is to be the first to place all your meeples.The light strategy in the game is deciding when to close a road. I can close this road and place one of my meeples, but my opponent will be able to place two – not a good move.WHO IS IT FOR – Families with young children. I’d say 4-6 years old is about right – older kids are ready for the full Carcassonne.PROS – Quick playing, beautiful artwork, and not just blind luck like most children’s games.CONS – I think this appeals to a limited age range.CONCLUSION – My 5 year old son loves this game. He really enjoys being able to build a little town out of all the tiles. Very highly recommended.
Sam M. –
Fun game with our 4 year old!
My husband and I love original Carcassonne and got very excited when we saw this as a gift idea for our board game loving 4 year old. The concept is easy and takes a little bit of thought, which has got to be good for his developing brain! The tiles all match up in one way or another, but he had to learn to pay attention to places that could complete his roads for meeple placement. His face lit up when he realized that. The game pieces are well made, just like the original. Heavy cut tiles. Wooden meeples for placing. The artwork is cute and we noticed a couple of funny little things. The price was suitable for the quality. I love that there is not a bunch of little pieces to attach or set up. You just open the box, divide the meeples up and play. Super simple to start and clean up. Looking forward to getting this game down with our young gamer!
TEC –
Great Family Game
This game is a great one to pull out on a cold winter day or whenever you are looking for some easy family fun! The gameplay is super easy to learn and is different every game. My family really enjoys this game with the colorful tiles and easily understandable concept. The simplicity of the game lends itself to being able to teach younger players the concept of strategy in a laid back, non-intimidating way.The pieces are easy to hold, easy to place, and it is easy to see what is on them. As you try to connect your pieces to get the most connected paths, you will have fun looking at the scenes of the characters running through what looks like a fun and whimsical setting.
Wes F. –
Great Carcassonne inspired kids’ game
I was excited to buy this game since I’m a fan of Carcassonne and other similar games. I have a 3 year old and bought this in preparation for his graduation from Candyland and other mind numbing games to something a bit more bearable for my adult tastes. So, I’m going into this possibly a bit of a gaming snob.Immediately I was impressed by the quality of the product. I let my son “play” with the pieces as I opened the box. The pieces are very large, heavy, and durable most likely able to withstand abuse from younger children who may not be as tactful when handling game components. There was also a fair amount of pieces, so game length is a sweet spot where its long enough to have fun and let the game unfold, but not too long where it drags on. The art was in style with the original Carcassonne with some additional details and colors that I would imagine would be well received by kids.The game is played a bit differently where kids wearing different colored outfits are running along the roads and every piece is a 4 sided option with some ending roads, some turning, and some continuing straight. No puzzle piecing pieces together – every piece fits every other piece, so even small kids who may not grasp the concept of continuing a road can participate by placing pieces wherever they want. The goal is to end roads with people wearing your color so you can place your follower/meeple/kid/gamepiece on them. First one to get rid of all their pieces wins. Simple.My 3 year old was capable of playing. He had no strategy whatsoever and didn’t really care about winning or losing. He just wanted to place the roads down and “make people walk” on them. But he managed to finish 2 games, which is a testament to the game’s design around simplicity. All I would recommend is the kid be able to know colors and the concept of turn taking. With age I’m sure he’ll be able to play more legitimately with strategy and that’s where I would imagine things will be more fun. Not to say the game wasn’t fun, but games like this are fun because its about how your pieces interact with other people’s and how our decisions ultimately lead up to the game’s ending, which I’m sure will lead to some great times as soon as my kid is old enough.
AP –
Fun game
This is a fun game for kids! The original Carcassonne is pretty different, but would be way too hard for most younger kids. My 6 year old easily understood the rules and will hopefully be better with strategy as he gets older.
Jon –
We love Carcassone and have been looking for board games to play with our little boy who is now 4.5. This has been very well received. He understood quickly what to do and how to play. The tile set and rules have bern revamped to make this version very accessible to children, there is an element of strategy but not as complex as adult carcassone understandably.Strongly recommend this.
Hew –
Great game for youngsters (purchased for 5 year old) that adults can enjoy to. Great step up from ordinary kids games which have no skill/thinking involvement.
Julien –
Règles simplifiées pour les enfants, mais le jeux demande tout de même un peu de stratégie, ce qui fait que ce jeux est parfait pour jouer et s’amuser en famille
Peter D Bournemouth –
I have played the full version of the game with family and enjoyed it. I was looking for a board game to help me entertain four kids on a stopover! I chose this one based on reviews and boy I was NOT disappointed. Bear in mind these kids were a) not native English speakers b) aged between 6 and 13 c) hardened smart phone app gamers!However, after a quick 5 minute YouTube intro (do find it – it is well worth while) we got them going and they loved it. They played for about an hour which is pretty good for the 6yo. Later times they returned in twos, threes, with a parent etc.The best features are:Game length is perfect for kidsThe tiles are visually appealing – but the space needed is not excessiveThe meeple tokens are nice tooGame play is simple to learn – but you can deepen your strategy – though there is a bit of luck involved – Good combo!It is not too combative and has no depiction of violence of battle. That said there is a winner (and therefore losers!)Whilst not a game to be played addictively, it is one kids return to from time to time and enjoy the fun of it!Finally, a good price!What could be improved – first of the instructions – they are not well written Better go to YouTube and watch someone play for a few minutes. Drawback is that it is only up to four players – no more. Also, not so much fun when just two players. Ideal for 3 or 4! There could have been some variant to the rules (e.g. like an inverse game where you aim to keep your meeple off the board rather than set them down, but it doesn’t quite work!I am being fussy – its a great game and I fully recommend it to anyone with 3 or four kids to entertain.
KG –
The product was very good once it arrived. However it was overdue by almost a week from its estimate of arrival.