101 HD 1.0.32

101 is a renowned card game designed for 2 to 4 players, recognized globally under various names such as "Mau-Mau," "Czech Fool," "English Fool," "Pharaoh," "Pentagon," and "One Hundred and One."

The primary objective of the game is to discard all cards from one's hand as swiftly as possible, or to maintain the lowest point total with remaining cards. The gameplay continues until a player exceeds 101 points, leading to their elimination from the game. The concluding phase occurs when only one player remains, who is subsequently declared the victor.

Features of Our Version:

• High-quality graphics
• Diverse card sets and game tables
• Option for 52 or 36 card configurations
• Flexibility in hand size
• Adjustable number of players

Customizable Settings:

The game showcases several variations of the traditional "One Hundred and One" rules, made easily adaptable through its flexible settings system. Players can modify the following options in the "Additional Settings" section when creating a game:

• Add 40 points for holding the King of Spades
• Enable deck shuffling upon depletion of cards
• Disable play for 6's and 7's
• Treat 6's, 7's, 8's, 10's, and King of Spades as regular cards
• Upon playing an 8 without playable cards, draw three cards or continue drawing until a playable one is found
• Close an 8 with another card if it is the last card played
• Select between drawing four or five cards when holding the King of Spades

The game also features a quick move animation to enhance player convenience, which can be activated during play or if a player concludes their turn before their opponents. An option to "End the game on loss" caters to those wishing to skip watching bot players.

Rules of "One Hundred and One":

Players may place a card matching either the suit or value of the open card. In cases where a suitable card is not available, the player must draw from the deck. If the drawn card remains unplayable, the turn passes to the next player.

If the deck is depleted, the top card from the pile of open cards is removed and placed face up on the table, while the remaining cards are flipped over to form a new deck.

Certain cards prompt specific actions upon play:

• 6 - Draw one card and forfeit your turn
• 7 - Draw two cards and skip your turn
• King of Spades - Draw four cards and skip your turn
• 8 - Upon playing this card, you must play again; if unable, draw until you find a playable card
• 10 - Reverse the game's direction
• Ace - Skip your turn
• Queen - A player can specify the suit for play

A player has the option to pass on the penalty actions associated with 6 or 7 cards by playing another 6 or 7.

The goal of each round is to eliminate all cards from your hand, with the first player achieving this crowned as the winner.

A player exceeding 101 points is eliminated from further play, while rounds continue among remaining participants. The ultimate winner is determined as the last player not exceeding this penalty threshold.

If a player accumulates exactly 100 points, their score resets to 50; achieving 101 points resets their score to zero.

For inquiries regarding specific rule variations in your version of "One Hundred and One," please contact us at [email protected], and we will consider adding them as additional settings within the game.