100x100

100x100

(Self-Published) · Board game · 2026
2–5 15–25 min
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Our Verdict

A frantic race to charge your phone before your friends infect you with viruses!

Highlights
  • Ultra fast sessions
  • Fun direct interaction
  • Very relatable theme
  • Easy to learn
Keep in mind
  • Can get quite chaotic
  • High player interaction
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About the game
Ever felt that panic when your phone hits 1% and you're hunting for a charger? That's exactly the vibe of 100x100! In this fast-paced race, you're battling to reach 100% battery before your friends do. But don't expect a smooth ride: while you're trying to charge up, your opponents will be busy deploying viruses, spyware, and system errors to sabotage your progress. It's digital chaos in a card game format!

The gameplay is snappy and intense. At the start of your turn, you draw cards until you have five in hand. Then, it's time to act: you can play a percentage card to increase your charge, deploy a threat to slow down an opponent, or play a counter to stop an attack against you. To increase your battery, you must match the current level or move it by just one increment up or down. Watch out, though: playing a card to lower a battery level requires placing it sideways, which can restrict your future moves.

You'll need to manage 'Danger' cards that force you to discard or reveal your hand, and 'Help' cards that let you recycle your discard pile or neutralize active threats. The game ends abruptly: either someone hits 100% charge, or the draw pile runs out. If someone hits 100%, they score 100 points, while others score based on the highest percentage card left in their hand (without exceeding the last played level). Finally, subtract points for every card in your personal trash pile. It's a game of precision, speed, and just the right amount of digital sabotage!
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Publisher (Self-Published)
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a game last?
It's a quick one, roughly 15-25 minutes. Perfect as a filler!
What is the recommended age?
Since the mechanics are simple, kids aged 8+ will have a blast.
Is it a complex game?
Not at all! It's very intuitive, but you'll need to watch your hand carefully.
How many players can play?
2 to 5 players. With 4 or 5, the chaos and fun definitely ramp up!
Is it highly competitive?
Yes! With the 'Take That' mechanic, you'll be actively sabotaging your friends.