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Someone draws the right card, someone else curses their third consecutive stop, someone laughs as they steal your turn. And in the end, no one remembers who won, but everyone remembers the chaos.
WHAT IT'S ABOUT
A frantic race where everyone plays dirty
Designed by Dixon Block and published by Simplexity Games, Driving Me Crazy! is a card party game that takes the classic car racing scheme and transforms it into a family race where the winner is the first to reach exactly 1000 km. No board, no dice: just a deck, a lot of luck, and plenty of sabotage.
On your turn, you draw and discard cards to advance along the road towards the vacation home, aiming for the biggest room. But your opponents have action cards to stop you, make you skip a turn, or slow you down. The game is fast, chaotic, and perfect for large groups who want to laugh more than think.
What they say abroad
A perfect game for those who love chaotic races and family laughter.
— FroGames
Fast, scalable, and fun Take That game even with 10 people.
— FroGames
Driving Me Crazy!
Your cards
What you find in the deck
Distance Cards
25 km, 50 km, 75 km, 100 km: use them to advance towards 1000 km. Each card brings you closer to victory, but you must reach the exact number.
Negative Action Cards
Stop, Flat Tire, Speed Limit: play them on opponents to block them, slow them down, or make them skip a turn. The heart of sabotage.
Remedy Cards
Repair, Go: cancel the negative actions played on you. Without one of these, you stay put.
Special Cards
Cards that turn situations around, change turn rules, or give you temporary advantages. Few, but decisive.
In half an hour, someone will have won, but everyone will remember who got stuck at 900 km with a flat tire.
A game in five moments
What happens at the table
Not the rules. The experience.
The optimistic start
Everyone draws their first cards and starts playing distance cards. The first 200 km are quiet, almost too quiet. Someone jokingly says "it'll be a quick game". No one knows what's about to happen.
The first stop
Someone plays the first Stop card on the leader. Laughter, protests, first acts of revenge. The game stops being a race and becomes a brawl. From this moment on, no one moves forward without having to fix something.
The big traffic jam
Everyone has some negative cards played against them. Half the table is blocked, the other half has no remedies. Draws become the only hope. Someone stacks card after card, waiting for the right turn.
The impossible overtake
Someone who had fallen behind plays three distance cards in a row and reaches 950 km. The table realizes too late. Everyone converges on him with every sabotage left. The tension rises, but it's still all laughs.
The disputed arrival
Someone reaches exactly 1000 km and wins. Applause, protests, accusations of blatant luck. Someone else was at 975 km and curses. No one immediately suggests a rematch, but after five minutes, everyone does.
How to play
The flow of each turn
Each turn is identical: draw, play, discard. Simplicity is its strong suit.
You draw a card from the deck. Simple, fast, fundamental. Your luck depends on this draw.
You can play a distance card on yourself (if you're not blocked), an action card on an opponent, or a remedy card to unblock yourself. Or you play nothing.
You discard a card from your hand to maintain the hand limit. Hand management is minimal, but some choices matter.
The next player repeats. The game flows quickly until someone reaches exactly 1000 km and wins immediately.
Why it's different from others
Six reasons why it works
Scales up to 10 players
Most card games collapse beyond 6 players. Driving Me Crazy! holds up perfectly with up to 10, with no dead time or unbearable downtime. Perfect for large groups, parties, impromptu evenings.
Instant rules
Draw, play, discard. That's it. The rules can be explained in 5 minutes. Even those who never play quickly understand what to do. Zero barrier to entry.
Exact objective
It's not about being the first to reach 1000 km. It's about being the first to reach exactly 1000 km. This detail changes everything: you have to calculate, take risks, hope for the right card. An extra 25 km and you're out.
Continuous sabotage
Every turn, someone can block you, slow you down, or make you skip a turn. No one advances in peace. Interaction is constant, direct, often vengeful. The game thrives on this.
Declared luck
There's no deep hidden strategy. Luck dominates, and the game doesn't pretend otherwise. This makes it perfect for those who don't want to think too much and just want to have fun.
Portable and fast
A deck of cards, 15-30 minutes, no setup. Perfect for trips, lunch breaks, lighthearted evenings. Open it, play, close it. Zero commitment, maximum fun.
How it ends
How to win and how to lose
Victory is easy to declare, hard to achieve.
Victory
- Reach exactly 1000 km by playing distance cards
- You cannot exceed 1000: you must stop at the exact number
- The first one to do so wins immediately, game over
Elimination
- There is no elimination: you play until the end of the game
- You can be blocked for entire turns if you don't draw remedies
- You can reach 975 km and never find the right card to finish
Driving Me Crazy! is the party game that demands no commitment but delivers laughs. Perfect for those who want to play without thinking too much.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ about Driving Me Crazy!
Does it really work well with 10 players?
Yes. Turns are very fast (draw-play-discard) and the chaos increases with more players, making the game more fun. With 10 people, you wait a maximum of 1-2 minutes for your turn. No problematic downtime.
Is it suitable for children?
Absolutely. Recommended age 8+, but even younger children can play with help. The mechanics are very simple and sabotage is very appealing to children. Rules in 5 minutes, immediate first game.
How long does a game last?
15-30 minutes on average. It depends on the number of players and the luck of the draws. With 2-4 players, you finish in 15 minutes. With 8-10, it takes up to 30. Never longer.
Is there strategy or is it just luck?
Honestly: it's 90% luck. You manage your hand, decide when to sabotage, but the draw dominates. If you're looking for deep strategy, look elsewhere. If you want to laugh with friends, this is perfect.
Is it available in Italian?
This edition is in English. The text on the cards is minimal and understandable even without knowing the language. The mechanics are immediate and universal.
Driving Me Crazy! is a competitive card party game for 2-10 players, ages 8+, lasting 15-30 minutes. Designed by Dixon Block and published by Simplexity Games, the game takes you on a chaotic race to 1000 km where the first to reach the exact number wins. Hand management and take-that mechanics create a light, immediate, and perfect experience for families and large groups. Rules explained in 5 minutes, immediate first game. Available on FroGames.it.

Driving Me Crazy!
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