Cyber Crash

Cyber Crash

2024Gary Shaw

2 - 6 players
15 - 60 min

From BoardGameGeek

Cyber Crash is a card game for 2-6 players, where friends play against each other as hackers. Players take turns drawing cards from the Main Deck, and execute computer instructions. There are 4 Crash Cards hidden in the Main Deck. If you draw a Crash card it's game over unless you can play a Debug Card or Lucky Break. Mess up your friends by stealing their cards with Pull Request, or manipulating the deck with Out of Order Execution. Switch turns on them so they draw the wrong card. Also, each player is trying to manipulate a shared number called the Accumulator to match a Target Number. Both numbers are represented with d10 (10-sided) dice. You use Operation Cards such as Add, Multiply, Divide and Subtract, along with Data (number) cards to change the Accumulator. To win, manipulate the Accumulator to equal the Target Number, or be the last hacker standing! -description from the designer

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About Cyber Crash

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Cyber Crash is a card game for 2-6 players, where friends play against each other as hackers. Players take turns drawing cards from the Main Deck, and execute computer instructions. There are 4 Crash Cards hidden in the Main Deck. If you draw a Crash card it's game over unless you can play a Debug Card or Lucky Break. Mess up your friends by stealing their cards with Pull Request, or manipulating the deck with Out of Order Execution. Switch turns on them so they draw the wrong card. Also, each player is trying to manipulate a shared number called the Accumulator to match a Target Number. Both numbers are represented with d10 (10-sided) dice. You use Operation Cards such as Add, Multiply, Divide and Subtract, along with Data (number) cards to change the Accumulator. To win, manipulate the Accumulator to equal the Target Number, or be the last hacker standing! -description from the designer

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Gary Shaw

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