bringing Super Cuttle to the world

Rules to Super Cuttle

A deck of standard playing cards, that you can buy for right around $1, can mean many different things to many different people. Some people associate them with magic tricks, some with Blackjack or Poker, and others with nothing more than a pile of paper. Playing cards are known to be a very common household object but to a lot of people they seem as if they are being played with less and less as time goes on (thanks to other more visually appealing, faster-moving forms of entertainment).

Did you know that there are more ways to arrange a deck of cards then there are atoms in the world?

Cards are full of possibilities but you need to know a game to play (besides 52 card pickup) to get closer to its potential. That's where Super Cuttle or SC comes into play. Many would compare it to the well known TCG Magic the Gathering but in this case there is no real collecting or trading, it's instead played with a standard deck of cards that can be found almost anywhere and requires far less of a monetary investment.

My goal is to spread the wealth of games that playing cards has to offer; specificaly Super Cuttle. Other games I will teach throughout my adventure include:
President/A$$hole ~ Golf ~ Casino ~ Spite and Malice ~ Bullsh!t ~ Fight the Landlord ~ Egyptian Rat Screw ~ Viking Funeral ~ Piquet ~ King's Corners ~ 22 ~ 31


The project money will go towards...
-Producing more Super Cuttle cards as a training tool and for younger players (currently it costs about $15 per deck to create but in a mass order that can drop well below $10 each)
-Creating an in-depth strategy guide that uncovers the hidden inner workings of the game
-Beginning the production of a Super Cuttle phone game
-Hosting small prizepool tournaments to boost excitement for the competitive nature of the game
-Providing incentives to meetup groups to recruit new players by holding giveaways of loot
-Covering travel expenses such as gas and (later) plane tickets to spread the game's knowledge throughout the country and possibly the world by going to libraries and potentially schools


My end game goal is to have Super Cuttle be on the same spectrum as games such as Rummy/Cribbage or as popular non-playing card games such as Uno or Exploding Kittens. My dream is not to trademark the game rather to make it the most fun, FREE, playing card game that has ever been known to mankind. I hope, specifically, that this game reaches third world countries where video games are not regularly available to provide a bountiful source of entertainment. Simply knowing I was the person behind the game's creation is enough of a #successkid moment for me :^)