Crazy Eights, with a twist

Make room for one more round.

Match a suit or rank. Turn the tables with a power card. Bring your hand down to zero with Afro Eights’ distinctive African-themed deck.

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Play in your browser. An account is optional.

King of Clubs from the Afro Eights deck Jack of Spades from the Afro Eights deck Queen of Diamonds from the Afro Eights deck
The original Afro Eights card artwork.
Solo or with friends2–8 players in multiplayerGuided practice included

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Find your table

Three ways to play.

Settle in for a solo match, share a device, or invite friends into a private online room.

You + 1–3 AI players

Solo

Try a strategy, learn the power cards, or enjoy a full match against computer opponents.

Set up a solo game
2–8 players · One device

Pass & Play

Keep everyone around the same table. Hands stay concealed between turns while you pass the device.

Play together
2–8 players · Separate devices

Play Online

Create a private room and share its invite link or room code. Your friends can join from their own screens.

Open online rooms
Five of Hearts
Top card
Five of Spades
Same rank. Your move.

New to the table?

Start with a match.

  1. Match the suit or rank

    Play a legal card onto the discard pile. An Eight lets you choose the next suit.

  2. Make the power cards count

    Skip a turn, add to a pickup, or use a King to play again.

  3. Keep a finishing card

    Under the default rules, your last card must be 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10 or Queen.

Try guided practiceRead the full rules

Four short lessons. No rankings or rewards at stake.