World's Smallest Catan

Name: World's Smallest Catan
Brand: World's Smallest
Price: 9.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (136 reviews)

A fully playable miniature Catan for three players, with mini resource cards, roads, settlements and board.

4.5 (136)

$9.99Price checked October 2026. The listing shows today's price.

Special edition of Catan designed for three players.
Includes game board, mini resource cards, roads and settlements.
Fully functional: trade, build and settle as in the original.
Compact travel-friendly set, recommended for ages 10 and up.

The small print on Catan

An island you could cover with your hand. This is Catan made as small as we could manage while keeping it playable: a game board, mini resource cards, roads and settlements, all true to the original. It is a special edition designed for three players, so you will need two rivals.

The turn stays familiar. You trade, you build, you settle, and you try to outsmart the others at the table before they do the same to you. Because the set is so compact, it can come along to a cafe or a campsite. Steady fingers help with the smallest pieces. Recommended for ages 10 and up.

What buyers say about it

It's exactly what it says it is.
It is small indeed. Takes alot of patience to put together. Use of double sided tape or other such tape would help keep it from being as frustrating to put together. On the other hand its ten bucks, so you can get like 4-5 of these for the price of the big game. Again, it can be frustrating, but it's cool enough to counter that.
Dizzy Olive · July 28, 2026
on Catan
Fun tiny version of game!
So tiny and adorable. Even mini dice! So worth it! Not sure if we need tweezers or not to use it but so fun! Limited to 3 players and less.
Michelle M Carroll · January 6, 2026
on Catan
Adorably complete and teeny!
An absolutely adorable very tiny complete recreation of Settlers of Catan. Any fan of the game should fund it a fantastic novelty and display or craft item. As to the logistics of actually playing....well tweezers and a microscope might help but really, no. Its not a good choice as a travel game. But its completely adorably fun and entertaining and its displayed on my dice display with other geeky little things and thus it fulfills its purpose perfectly.
Idaho Geekette · August 14, 2025
on Catan