The latest version of the rulebook can be found here. It’s possible the final version of the game will use a document instead depending on what I can afford with the manufacturer.

Update: I will use the same rule book for Crazier Eights: Camelot & Avelon — the one seen here. The manufacturer tells me it will save me money, and there’s no major reason to need a different one for each game. It will be geared for Camelot a bit more by using more card images for Avalon. Nonetheless, Avalon will have a unique rules card featuring cards from that set. Continue reading →

After working more with image rich versions of the rules, I decided I will change the rules card. It will be less in depth, but be better to look at. The rules document/rulebook will likely also have some more images.

The earlier rules card can be found here. I also updated the website’s rules page to have more images.

Dave Taylor of Go Fatherhood reviewed the game. Go here to take a look.

He concludes:

All in all, I’d say that Crazier Eights is definitely an interesting variation on Crazy Eights with more complexity and considerably more strategy required. Possibly imbalanced for just two players, you can play with up to four or add a second deck and play with up to eight people at the same time!

• Go here to see Crazier Eights: Camelot on Kickstarter!