Crazier Eights is fantasy card game with excellent artwork, fun characters, and interesting card effects. One deck is enough for 2 -4 players to play the game.
Crazier Eights is somewhat inspired by Crazy Eights. (Crazy Eights is the game UNO is based on). Like Crazy Eights, the main idea is to get rid of all the cards in your hand by taking turns discarding a card of the same suit or rank as the top card of the discard pile. However, in Crazier Eights, players take turns drawing one card, discarding up to one card, and playing up to one card for an effect. Crazier Eights offers a unique deck with two types of cards that do interesting things for the game — assets and events. Events do whatever is stated on them right away and assets do whatever is stated on them as long as they are in play on the table.
The deck has the same ranks as a regular card deck, but they have unique colors and suits — red/orange (suns), purple (eyes), blue (moons), and green (ankhs).
Some examples of cards can be seen below:
For more information about the game, you might want to take a look at these links:
- What is Crazier Eights?
- Crazier Eights Play Through Video
- Crazier Eights Rules
- Buy Crazier Eights
- Recoculous.com
Twitter & Facebook
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Tabletop Development & Promotion
My experience at designing, selling, and promoting tabletop games has inspired me to compile a list of advice in the form of a checklist, especially with having a Kickstarter in mind. Go here to take a look.
Other websites
- Our company site at recoculous.com.
- My video games will be at recoculous.itch.io
- I have shown some of my other games at fantasycards.wordpress.com.
- I made Dragon Warrior/Dragon Quest comics several years ago.
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