One Zero One

In the world of computer code there can only be one winner: the zeros or the ones. In One Zero One you pick a side and take on your opponent. Who gets the most lines of code under control? It is up to you to make that happen with the right moves. You both start with an identical set of 16 cards. Taking turns, you play cards to the program lines. Most cards have an instruction that affects what is already there. That means the whole picture can flip in one go. The order and the spot where you play make the difference between winning and losing. As soon as the program runs, the points are counted and you know who is in charge. A game is played in a quarter of an hour, so it is easy to make room for a second round. Great for two players who enjoy a short, exciting contest. One Zero One is the first game in 'The Mike Line' from Grail Games.