Tabletop favorite The Red Cathedral is officially making the jump to digital platforms. Publisher Devir has confirmed that The Red Cathedral: Digital Edition will launch on November 11, 2026 for PC via Steam, as well as iOS and Android devices.
The digital adaptation will launch at $9.99 USD on Steam and $6.99 USD on mobile stores, both featuring a 20% discount during the first two weeks. Designed originally by Shei & Isra, the physical board game has sold over 100,000 copies worldwide, earning high praise from strategy enthusiasts for its clever rondel system and tight resource management.
Check out the official release date trailer below to see how the tabletop experience transitions to screens.
Set in historical Moscow, the game challenges one to four players to build Saint Basil’s Cathedral section by section. Winning requires more than just hauling materials; players must secure construction rights, manage raw supplies, and balance relationships with local guilds and clergy to earn the highest prestige before the Czar.
This digital version brings the complete tabletop experience without the hassle of physical setup or manual scorekeeping. Players can jump into online multiplayer with full cross-play support across PC and mobile devices, host local matches, or challenge three distinct AI difficulty levels in solo mode. A step-by-step interactive tutorial is also included, making it easy for newcomers to learn the mechanics without reading through a lengthy rulebook.
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With its launch set for November 11, The Red Cathedral: Digital Edition looks to offer tabletop fans and strategy gamers a seamless way to play together across platforms.
Have you played the original board game, or will you be building Saint Basil’s Cathedral for the first time on PC or mobile? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
