Physical copy availability?

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JerseyFrank
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Physical copy availability?

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Is a print of this planned or available? Ideally (for me) in the USA, but would appreciate distribution info regardless of location.
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As someone with a small store, I'd also like to know!

As a partial answer, our main distributor doesn't have it in their system, which means it is probably not available wholesale in the US yet (And if not yet, who knows with tariffs), so it'll probably be trickier than normal for the retail consumer to get ahold of.
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With only 2 players the game could be played with a deck of normal playing cards btw!
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Grbnn
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Hello!

Thank you for your feedback!

The game will be released in France in about a month. The publisher is working on releasing the game in other countries, but we still don’t have any concrete information at the moment. As one of the authors, we hope that this will come true one day 😌
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Grbn08 wrote: 16 April 2025, 06:45 Hello!

Thank you for your feedback!

The game will be released in France in about a month. The publisher is working on releasing the game in other countries, but we still don’t have any concrete information at the moment. As one of the authors, we hope that this will come true one day 😌
Would you as game author/designer approve of playing Easy Peasy with other card decks? I think your game is brilliant and should be added to the set of classics like Crazy Eights, Rummy etc. that kids play with their families using a regular deck of cards.

But I also understand very well that you hope the Blam edition will become very popular (like Uno or Rummikub, which are versions of Crazy Eights and Rummy) so you can earn from your efforts!
Our games make you think! https://Simplicatus.Games is an independent publisher and distributor of indie tabletop games.
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Grbnn
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Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really touched that you see Easy Peasy as a potential future classic — that's every game designer's dream.

Of course, I can't stop anyone from adapting the game with a regular deck of cards if that's what they have on hand. That said, I do warmly encourage players to support the official edition. Buying the boxed version helps reward not only the work we put into designing the game (we are three authors on this game), but also the effort of the illustrator and the publisher who brought it to life.

Your support means a lot — whether it’s through sharing the game, playing it with others, or picking up the official version. Thank you again!
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Pandaliciously
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Hey,
I don't know if it is still interesting but you can order an english version here: https://blam-edition.com/en/produit/easy-peasy/
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Pandaliciously wrote: 05 September 2025, 07:59 Hey,
I don't know if it is still interesting but you can order an english version here: https://blam-edition.com/en/produit/easy-peasy/
Hopefully they can ship some to wholesalers because that's $60 in shipping lol
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