---
title: "Hearthsea"
url: "https://aigamehub.app/ja/games/browser-never-played-cities-knights-i-need-you-to-test-my-tu-b171cf"
source: "https://www.reddit.com/r/playtesters/comments/1x8rt08/browser_never_played_cities_knights_i_need_you_to"
source_type: "reddit"
author: "herXhim_official"
author_handle: "herXhim_official"
category: "カジュアル"
categories: ["casual", "simulation"]
tags: ["board-game", "browser", "free", "multiplayer", "strategy", "tutorial"]
added: "2026-10-19T02:18:37.961Z"
updated: "2026-10-18T02:25:10.000Z"
locale: "ja"
content_locale: "ja"
---

# Hearthsea

Hearthseaは、個人開発者によって作られた、ブラウザで遊べる無料のCatan風ボードゲームです。Cities & Knights拡張が含まれており、3つの短い実践的なチュートリアルレッスン（商品とイベントダイ、騎士と蛮族、進歩カード）があり、AIボットとの完全なゲームもプレイできます。

## Description

Hearthseaは、Catanスタイルのブラウザボードゲームで、現在プレイテスターを募集している個人クリエイターによって開発されました。Cities & Knights拡張を提供しており、開発者は最近、商品とイベントダイ、騎士と蛮族、進歩カードをカバーする3つの実践的なチュートリアルレッスンを追加しました。所要時間は合計約8分です。プレイヤーはラップトップまたは携帯電話でチュートリアルを進め、その後ボットとの完全なCities & Knightsマッチを試すことができます。ゲームは無料でプレイでき、作者はAIを使って作られたと述べています。

## Original post

[Browser] Never played Cities & Knights? I need you to test my tutorial for it (free board game, made with AI)

I make Hearthsea, a Catan-style board game you play in the browser. A player told me this week that Cities & Knights made no sense to someone who'd never played it, and they were right. So I added three short hands-on lessons: commodities and the event die, knights and the barbarians, and progress cards. About 8 minutes in all. I'd like someone who doesn't know Cities & Knights to go through them and tell me where they got lost. How to test Open https://hearthsea.com on a laptop or phone Open Tutorial, then the Cities & Knights group, and play the three lessons If you have time, play one Cities & Knights game against the bots What I want to know After the lessons, could you follow a real game, or were you guessing? Which step made you go "wait, what?" Was there anything on screen you couldn't find? It's free. I'll answer every comment, and if a line is unclear I'll rewrite it. That's already happened once this week: someone screenshotted a lesson that said "card" before ever explaining what a card was.   submitted by   /u/herXhim_official   to   r/playtesters [link]   [comments]