8 qui Croc'

A single-player game of hand management

When Numbsters start lining up, arrange them well and all will be well. But when they all start nibbling, avoid the 8 qui Croc or you'll be their lunch!

Each turn, draw a new Numbster from your hand, placing it at the top of the pile.

Next, you can move a card to a different position in the pile OR swap the positions of two cards.

Finally, it's feeding time: one Numbster must eat another.

Generally, this requires two sequential Numbssters (for example, 16 and 17) separated only by the 8 card that Croc. The smaller Numbster in the sequence can eat the larger one, discarding it and starting a new round.

Of course, these Numbsters are strange creatures. Each has an optional special ability that changes the way the other Numbsters eat, allowing for powerful actions and big bites!

The ability of the Numbster at the top of the stack is considered active when visible; when used, that Numbster slides to the bottom of the stack. But be careful - if at any point the 8 qui Croc card reaches the top of the pile, it triggers its special end-of-game ability... and eats you!

What are Micro Games?

Micro Game is a range of portfolio games developed by Matagot. The games come from the Button Shy Games catalog. This collection of small games includes a large number of titles based on different universes and mechanics. However, they all share the same characteristics: short games, high replayability and clean, minimalist mechanics. The Micro Games range includes single-player, two-player, multiplayer and cooperative games.