As Netflix continues to explore the world of adaptations, the streaming giant recently announced plans to develop multiple scripted and unscripted projects inspired by the popular board game Catan. While the long-awaited third season of Mindhunter seems unlikely to happen, fans can look forward to fresh takes on the game that involves trading resources like wool, wood, and wheat.

Netflix teased these adaptations as the first screen interpretations of the game’s engaging dynamics where players form alliances and navigate resource challenges. The specifics regarding the nature of these adaptations—be they series, films, or interactive content—remain undisclosed. The original game, known for its competitive yet strategic nature, has amassed a significant following since its release in 1995.

As the platform forges ahead, the excitement surrounding its upcoming Catan projects points to a growing trend of bringing popular games to life, a move that may uncover untapped potential beyond the realm of traditional video games. Whether these adaptations will successfully captivate audiences remains to be seen, but the prospect is certainly intriguing.