100vs1 - Gorilla Clash

What is 100vs1?

The Dumbest Argument on the Internet. Now a Card Game.

100vs1 – Gorilla Clash is a fast-paced co-op card game where 3 to 8 players team up as 100 wildly unqualified humans trying to empty the Gorilla Deck before the Gorilla empties theirs. 

Every round, you play Human cards, build combos, dodge disasters, and pray nobody drops a Peel at the worst possible moment. It’s loud, quick to learn, packed with table talk, and built to answer one extremely important question: who actually wins this stupid fight?

How to Survive a Round

The rules are simple. Play humans, make combos, pray no one drops a Peel, then survive the Gorilla’s turn.

Meet the Humans!

A desperate crew of worn-out Athletes, hard-hitting Fighters, quick-thinking Strategists, overworked Rescuers, and chaotic Peels doing everything they can to survive.

Match 3 or more of the same type and it’s a combo. Each one triggers a unique effect to help you discard the Gorilla Deck and keep the Humans in the fight.

Peels are trash. And you’re probably holding one

Peels are the hot potato of the arena: they clog your hand, ruin your timing, and only shine when the table is already on fire. Combo them and nothing happens. Let one get discarded, and trouble follows.

If a Peel is discarded, it triggers a Peel Downfall: lose a turn, discard extra cards, make the Gorilla hit again, and generally ruin everyone’s day. Each one has its own way of punishing the table.

Get rid of them safely, or hold on to them and hope you don’t get forced to discard later. Spoiler: you probably will.

Hit the Jackpot with The Banana Jokers

The wildcard of the arena. Alone, they can complete any combo. But get 3 or more in the same round, and for one glorious moment, the table feels invincible: Athlete, Fighter, Strategist and Rescuer combos all trigger together.

Meet the Gorilla!

A solo boss deck with one job: wreck the table and make the Humans run out of cards.

While the Human Deck is busy trying to look coordinated, the Gorilla Deck is pure bad news. Every Gorilla card is an action designed to break combos, force discards, lock down roles, and turn one bad turn into a full table collapse.

The Gorilla Deck is split into 5 types of Actions:

• Target Strikes hit the Target Player of the round.
• Wide Strikes hit everyone at the table.
• Intimidation shuts down specific Human types for the round.
• Outmaneuver protects the Gorilla from specific combos.
• Fury powers the beast up and makes a bad situation worse.

The Clash Coin

The only thing standing between your table and an angry gorilla is the Clash Coin.
It marks the Target Player for the round, decides who plays first, and gives the table one tiny, desperate chance to block a Gorilla action.

If a Gorilla Action is activated, any player may discard a card with the Clash symbol to try to stop it. So yes, the same coin that paints a target on your back is also your best shot at survival.

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Hand-Drawn Chaos

From the icons on the cards to the exact moment a banana peel sends some poor human flying in the middle of the fight, everything in 100vs1 - Gorilla Clash was drawn by hand by our amazing art team.

Our goal from the start was to make the game feel like it had crawled straight out of the screen of our favorite adult cartoons: loud, chaotic, slightly unhinged, and packed with just the right amount of references, personality, and mayhem. Every Human, every Gorilla attack, every expression, every dumb little detail was crafted to make the table laugh first and panic right after.

No AI was used in any part of the game’s artwork or components.

And no Gorillas were harmed in the making of this project. Only egos.

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