To say that when it comes to learning Easy Peasy it’s, well, easy peasy, wouldn’t be entirely wrong… but it would be a very cheap pun. In Easy Peasy players take switching out the cards in their hands by carefully discarding them into two different stacks if they are either above or below the numbers already there. You’ll need to carefully remove your highest cards \u2014 while also trying to figure out the value of your hidden cards \u2014 before your opponents do, because every card on your part of the table counts against you when the scoring starts. It’s designed for two to six players, and plays well at both extremes of that.<\/p>\n
Easy Peasy Publisher Description: On your turn, play your cards on one of the 2 discard piles, respecting the direction set by the Up&Down card: either go up in value, or go down. Don’t hesitate to change this direction to gain an advantage and slow down your opponents!<\/p>\n Anticipate your actions to get rid of the cards you have in your hand or in front of you at the right moment (some of which are hidden at the start) to end the round and score as few points as possible! After 3 rounds, the player with the lowest score wins the game.<\/p>\n Get ready to get hooked on\u00a0Easy Peasy<\/strong>, it’s so clever and fast! Designed for 2 to 6 players, it shines in all configurations.“<\/span><\/p>\n
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\n“In\u00a0Easy Peasy<\/strong>, get rid of your cards and end the round when you think you have the lowest score… But be careful, you don’t know all your cards! Will you take the time to reveal them?<\/p>\n
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