Tanuki Games

Compress (Oink)

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$14.95 $23 In stock

Category: Board Games

An endless stream of 1s and 0s. If you can’t reproduce the sequence correctly, you won’t make it. But then you realize...it’s not about memorizing them, it’s about keeping track. All you have at your disposal are the 8 cards in your hand. How can you use them to retain as much information as possible? Instead of relying on your memory, arrange your cards and keep track of the sequence through logic. This is not a "memorization" game...it’s a "recordkeeping" game!

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

Finally a memory game that actually makes you think differently — the twist about tracking patterns instead of memorizing sequences completely changes how you play. My group has spent hours trying to outsmart the endless 1s and 0s.

Sebastian ★★★★★

Got this to break the ice at game night and the binary twist is way more fun than I expected. The "keep track, don't memorize" rule really changes how you think about memory games. Played three rounds back-to-back and everyone wanted another.

Benjamin ★★★★☆

I was skeptical at first, but the binary pattern mechanics really force you to think differently than typical memory games. It’s a solid challenge for two players, though I wish the rounds were a bit shorter to keep the pace snappy.