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Catan Online World Looking for Beta-Testers

PlayCatan is looking for fifty playtesters for the English version of its Catan Online World (COW). Enrollment is first come, first serve, and interested parties should contact Gavin Allister, head of the English-speaking COW community.

On COW, you can play Settlers of Catan for free; with a Premium membership, you can play various Seafarers and Cities & Knights scenarios, along with other games from Klaus Teuber. COW plans to launch its English version in Spring 2008.



Posted by W. Eric Martin on Feb 13, 2008 at 09:30 AM in Game News,  Boardgame News / 866

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