Huzzah! PDF
You’re performing at the local renaissance faire, where the director is always watching, and he hates everything the audience loves. Huzzah! is a silly board game of doing shows and not getting fired, for 3 to 8 players.
This is the mostly-original version of Huzzah! from Cheapass Games, with PDF files for game board, cards, envelope, and rules.
As with all our print-and-play files, the price for this product is strictly optional. You may also download it for free using the first link below.
You’re performing at the local renaissance faire, where the director is always watching, and he hates everything the audience loves. Huzzah! is a silly board game of doing shows and not getting fired, for 3 to 8 players.
This is the mostly-original version of Huzzah! from Cheapass Games, with PDF files for game board, cards, envelope, and rules.
As with all our print-and-play files, the price for this product is strictly optional. You may also download it for free using the first link below.
You’re performing at the local renaissance faire, where the director is always watching, and he hates everything the audience loves. Huzzah! is a silly board game of doing shows and not getting fired, for 3 to 8 players.
This is the mostly-original version of Huzzah! from Cheapass Games, with PDF files for game board, cards, envelope, and rules.
As with all our print-and-play files, the price for this product is strictly optional. You may also download it for free using the first link below.
Huzzah! was the one of the original Cheapass Games, #007.
Release Year: 1997
Game Type: Board Game
Designer: James Ernest
Artist: Toivo Rovainen
Players: 3 to 8
Playing Time: 1 Hour
Components to Print: Board, Cards, Rules
You Also Need: Pawns for every player, one more pawn, counters in two colors, and three 6-sided dice
You’re a performer at Ye Merrie King James Renaissance Faire, determined to entertain the crowds better than everyone else, so you can keep your job. There’s only one catch: The faire director hates everything that the audience likes. Please them both, which is nigh impossible, and you’ll win the game!
Huzzah! was one of James Ernest’s earliest game designs, based on his real life juggling at renaissance fairs. The game was in development years before the start of Cheapass Games.
The board is a simple track with several stages, and players move from place to place starting shows on empty stages. You play cards to gather crowds and earn their applause, but the director (Richard) is always moving around the path. If he stops in your audience, you might wish you had played his favorite cards instead.
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