It brings to Nintendo's handheld the European board game designed by Klaus-Jürgen Wrede, where players build a medieval landscape by placing tiles of cities, roads, monasteries, and fields, and deploy their "meeples" to claim points over those constructions.
It's one of the best-received board game adaptations in DS's catalog, faithful to the original's strategic spirit and with the advantage of enabling quick matches without needing the physical board or counting pieces by hand; it remains a good entry point to the board game for anyone unfamiliar with it.
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