Crazy Eights Elite vs Crazy Eights Classic Card Game

Crazy Eights is a popular card game played all over the world. In some countries it’s known under names like Mau-Mau, Switch or 101. It was even commercially released under the name of Uno. The game is played by 2 to 4 players. Five cards (or seven in two-player game) are dealt to each player. The goal of the game is to be first to get rid of all the cards. Player discards by matching rank or suit with top card of the discard pile. If player cannot play a legal card he must take a card from the stock until find a legal one. There are special cards in game. Aces change the direction. Queens force next player to skip his turn. Twos force next player to draw 2 cards unless he can play another 2. Multiple twos “stacks”. And, finally, eights give player ability to set suit for the next turn. Features: - Excellent graphics - Smooth animations - Purely offline mode - Simple customization (players amount, cards in hands / deck) - Set of tables and card covers to choose from Terms of Use: http://elvista.net/terms_of_use.html

Crazy Eights or Crazy 8 is a shedding type card game. You need to get rid of all your cards before any other player does. It is similar to the card game Switch and Mau Mau. 10 cards each will be dealt to each other and the remaining cards will be face down. You can discard your card by matching the color (suit) or the rank (value). The 8 ranked or valued card in crazy in this game, meaning they can be played anytime even to block some special power cards played by your opponents. After playing the 8 card you can change the color (suit) of the ongoing game. If you are unable to discard you have to pick up a card from the pile which is not what you want in a shedding type game. There are some special powered cards in the game. +2 card - when played the next turn player has the option to either play a +2 or a +4 card or has to pick 2 cards from the deck. +4 card - similar to +2 but the opponent has to pick 4 cards if he is not able to discard any card. 10 card - player gets another chance to discard a card. Straight - if you have a sequence of cards (1-2-3) you have the option to discard them in the same turn. Twin Card - if you throw the same card as on the top of the pile you get another chance to discard. Skip Card - the next player either has to throw a skip card or skip his turn. Reverse Card - the direction of the play will reverse. In our game you have the option to play against either one, two or three AI bots. We hope you enjoy the game and share with your friends too.