The Monthly Newsletter is a great way to stay informed about the development, news, and new versions of Crazier Eights. Go here to join the newsletter.
There will be two prizes, copies of the high quality Crazier Eights: One Thousand & One Nights prototype to those subscribed to the newsletter: Continue reading
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
The official Crazier Eights Facebook group can be found here. This is often the best way to keep up with any updates and give me feedback regarding future versions of Crazier Eights.
Two members of the group will get a free version copy of Crazier Eights (the first edition). One will be a new member who joins during or after June 1st. The other will be a member of the group who already joined at an earlier point. Continue reading
Games of Berkeley is having Locally Grown events, and Crazier Eights will be featured there on June 11th from 12-5pm. (2510 Durant Ave, Berkeley, California 94704)
I will have a demo of Crazier Eights: Camelot at Isle of Gamers this Saturday — June 3rd at 7:00 pm. This will be your chance to play the game with the maker.
You could win an ultra rare prototype of a new version or expansion of Crazier Eights.
The Crazier Eights: Camelot Kickstarter is up, and if you (a) pay for a pledge for a reward worth $14 or more, and (b) get two or more friends to pay for pledges for a reward worth $14 or more, you can get a prize. I will give the first twenty people who meet the criteria a prototype of a new version or expansion of Crazier Eights that I am working on. You can use it to help playtest or just have fun. Continue reading
Go here to check out the Kickstarter campaign for Crazier Eights: Camelot.
Kickstarter is crowd funding. With enough funding, I will have the money to manufacture the game and you get a reward by paying for your pledge. This is your chance to make the game a reality & get your copy of the game.
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.
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