Rules Document (Updated 5/18/14)

Note (6/22/14): These cards & rules are a bit out of date. The new rules can be found here, and the new version of rules cards can be found here.

I have made the following document for Crazier Eights (First Edition) to explain all the rules needed to play the game. The Game Crafter charges a great deal of money for a rulebook and they shuffle the rules cards into the deck in a way that customers could find confusing. I am thinking that using a document (a piece of paper) for the rules is the best way to go (perhaps in addition to one or more rules cards). Continue reading

Crazier Eights Glossary

Crazier Eights uses terminology that should be understood in a certain way. This glossary defines the terminology that is used.

ally – A player who is part of your team. If you or an allied player wins, then you both win. If either of you loses the game, you both lose the game.

card back – The back of the cards are all the same and no information about the card is provided on the back of the card.

color – There are four different colors of cards: yellow, red, blue, and green. Each color of card also has a different suit shown on the upper right-hand side of the card.

control – A card that is in play on the table is controlled by the player who played it unless another player gains control of it. Whoever controls a card does whatever is stated on it, but some cards have the same effect on all players. Continue reading

What is Crazier Eights?

front and back2Crazier Eights is a card game that I developed that has a fantasy theme, uses colorful cards, has many interesting card abilities, and features excellent artwork. It is actually more of a game system and multiple versions of the game have already been made for my personal use. The game is loosely based on Crazy Eights, a game using regular playing cards. In Crazy Eights, players take turns discarding cards and the player who has zero cards in hand wins. UNO is based on Crazy Eights. Continue reading

Crazier Eights First Edition Spoiler (Updated 5/5/14)

first editionUpdate (8/4/15): This spoiler is a out of date. Go here to see the current spoiler.

One great thing about Crazier Eights is that there can be multiple versions of the game that have a different variety of cards. I have four main versions I have been working on. I feel that Series 1 is now at the point that it could be worth publishing. I will present all the cards below. You can take a look at let me know if you think anything should be improved.

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