Review Detail

It might be called Crazier Eights but it feels more like Busier Eights. Tracking and executing Assets feels more like work instead of feeling like you are firing off a strategic strike at an opponent. It is a filler length game that lacks the instant accessibility I want from a filler. The complexity (the in-depth reading requirement of Assets and Events) also puts it out of the age range of my typical Crazy Eights opponent, my seven year old niece.