To play Crazy Eights, you must match the color or number of the first card in the pile with a card from your hand. If you don't have a playable card, you can draw one from the pile. Depending on the rules you set at the start of the game, you may draw one card per turn or keep drawing until you get a playable card. You can also change the current color by playing an eight or wild card. The goal is to be the first player to get rid of all their cards. From the title screen, you can press the button on the right to play an online match. You can create your own game and invite friends, or join a match with random opponents. The match will start when the host presses play or when four players join. You can also play with action cards, which replace the ace, king, queen, and jack with cards that add more elements to the game. These include the skip turn card, which allows you to skip the next player's turn, the reverse card, which changes the direction of turns back to the previous player, the draw two card, which forces your opponent to draw two cards from the deck, and the draw four card, which forces your opponent to draw four cards and also allows you to change the color of the deck. To be successful at Crazy Eights, try to save your wild and draw four cards for when you need them most, like when you're out of playable cards or when you want to catch an opponent off guard. Pay attention to your opponents' actions and use action cards strategically, such as when your opponent has only one card left in their hand. Also, remember to consider the numbers on the cards, as you can play a different colored card as long as the number matches the one on the pile. Playing Crazy Eights can help improve decision-making and critical thinking skills as you have to consider different options and weigh the pros and cons of each move.