Instructions Krasse Kacke

Objective of the Game:

In Krasse Kacke, the objective is to get rid of as many of your cards as possible while deceiving other players.

Game Components:

• Cards with various animals (goat, dog, cat, mouse, fly, elephant)
• Joker cards

Number of Players:

• 2-6 players can play.

Game Start:

1. Shuffle the deck thoroughly.
2. Each player receives the same number of cards. The remaining cards form a draw pile in the center.
3. Players decide who starts.

Game Play:

1. Order of Play: The game proceeds clockwise.
2. The starting player places one of their cards face down in the center and claims what kind of animal it is (e.g., “I’m placing a mouse”).
3. The next player then has the following options:
4. Believe: Accept the claim and add a card, supposedly of the same animal, face down.
5. Doubt: Express doubt by saying “I think you’re bluffing!”
6. Reveal:
7. If there is doubt, the original player must reveal their card. If they lied, they must take the whole pile. If truthful, the doubter takes the pile.
8. New Pile: Whoever collects the pile starts a new round.

Special Cards:

• Joker Cards: These act as wildcards and can represent any animal.

End of the Game:

• The game ends when one player has no cards left and wins.

Strategic Tips:

• Deception: Having a good poker face and the ability to deceive other players is advantageous.
• Risk Assessment: Consider carefully when to doubt. A wrong doubt could bring a large pile your way.
• Observation: Pay attention to how often and in what situations other players bluff. This can give you clues.

Enjoy playing Krasse Kacke!