RPSWC box, splayed cards, and draw pile on wood table with plant, coaster, and glass communicating game concept and lifestyle.

Rock Paper Scissors Meet Wizard & Croc

Think the familiar classic but in card game form. Add a Wizard and a Crocodile (oh my!) and some Wild cards, too. Then, have play unfold sequentially over multiple rounds.

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Close-up of hand holding one of each Rock, Paper, Scissors, Wizard, Crocodile, and Wild card. Imagery is colorful and playful..

More Choice, More Strategy, More Fun

  • With their magic and charm, Wizard and Croc provide more battle options and a wider variety of potential outcomes.
  • A multi-battle, take-turns structure rewards thinking several moves ahead and adapting as each turn unfolds.
  • Wild cards add an element of surprise, changing the game at any moment.
RPSWC featured as a fun and portable by young adults playing the game on a café table with food, drinks and sunglasses on it.

Easy to Master, Fun to Play Anywhere

The simple, beloved mechanics of Rock Paper Scissors still apply (Rock still breaks Scissors, Scissors still cut Paper, and Paper still covers Rock...), making the game easy to learn and facilitating cross-generational appeal.

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3 high-school and college-aged students laughing wildly while playing Rock Paper Scissors Wizard Croc in a family room..

Many Ways to Play

Compete one-on-one, tournament-style (in brackets), or with a group of people playing together in the same round.

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Cover of Washingtonian magazine with headline "Gifts to Give —and Give Again," and card game feature.

Perfect for Yourself or for Gift Giving

Recommended in Washingtonian magazine's gift guide – and in other gift guides, too!

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Game Buzz

  • "Perfect addition to game night."

    -Tad B, grad student and game night organizer for his friend group

  • "Just when you think you've got the game figured out, a Wild card flips the script, keeping everyone on their toes and laughing out loud."

    -Candace N, co-owner of a large, regional puzzle company

  • "Best new party game. Hilarious to watch. Easy to jump in and play."

    -Monica M, salon owner and party planner for friends and extended family

  • "Spans generations. Kept the whole family entertained!"

    -Julie L, professional event planner and mom of 3 college and high school kids

  • “Wild cards really change the dynamics. Love pulling out that zinger!”

    -Chris M, personal trainer and recent college grad

  • “We were supposed to go to bed, but 2 hours later, there we were...our competitive butts still playing."

    -Ken G, empty-nester

As Featured In...

Washingtonian magazine, Made-in-Fairfax's gift guide, and Connection Newspapers

  • Cover of Washingtonian magazine with headline "Gifts to Give —and Give Again," and card game feature.
  • Made in Fairfax gift guide excerpt. Says "Infuse some creative fun...with a unique card game...wholesome fun for all generations.”
  • Connection newspaper article with title "Local Game Inventor Lines Up Familiarity with Wizards and Crocs."
  • Cover of Washingtonian magazine with headline "Gifts to Give —and Give Again," and card game feature.
  • Made in Fairfax gift guide excerpt. Says "Infuse some creative fun...with a unique card game...wholesome fun for all generations.”
  • Connection newspaper article with title "Local Game Inventor Lines Up Familiarity with Wizards and Crocs."
  • Cover of Washingtonian magazine with headline "Gifts to Give —and Give Again," and card game feature.
  • Made in Fairfax gift guide excerpt. Says "Infuse some creative fun...with a unique card game...wholesome fun for all generations.”
  • Connection newspaper article with title "Local Game Inventor Lines Up Familiarity with Wizards and Crocs."
  • Cover of Washingtonian magazine with headline "Gifts to Give —and Give Again," and card game feature.
  • Made in Fairfax gift guide excerpt. Says "Infuse some creative fun...with a unique card game...wholesome fun for all generations.”
  • Connection newspaper article with title "Local Game Inventor Lines Up Familiarity with Wizards and Crocs."