games have been spun off from the main game, all sharing similar mechanics. There is also a travel-sized version of the original game, Travel Carcassonne (Reise-Carcassonne), released in 2007.
Carcassonne: Hunters and Gatherers (Carcassonne: Die Jäger und Sammler, 2002) Hunters and Gatherers is a stand-alone game that involves the building of forests, rivers and wildlife rather than cities and roads.  This game attempted to rectify some perceived faults in the original by eliminating cloisters, introducing a "special tile" system to encourage players to complete cities (now forests) owned by other players, and making the value of meadows vary both up and down with animals that appear on the tiles.
The Ark of the Covenant (2003) Ark is a biblical-themed version of Carcassonne by Inspiration Games based on the Oldare available. On 15 November 2007, Microsoft made Carcassonne available free of charge for seven days to celebrate the fifth anniversary of their Xbox Live service.
Carcassonne for Nintendo DS Video game news website Kotaku announced on 9 July 2009 that an iteration of the game will be released on Nintendo DS in 2009.  According to Kotaku, the game will include the "River" expansion as well as three new "worlds" described as "Asian, Nordic and Arabic."
JCloisterZoneA PC-based application implemented in Java.
"Age of Thieves"A game made for AmigaOS 4.1
ConcarneauA web version of the game implemented in JavaScript.
Carcassonne: Tiles & TacticsThe official adaptation of the board game published on Steam. The game includes the Abbots and the River expansion as a DLC. A port based on Tiles and Tactics (Asmodee