1 contre 100 brings to the Nintendo DS the dynamic of the identically named TV show (the French version of the international "1 vs. 100" format): a lone player faces off, question after question, against a group of one hundred CPU-controlled rivals, and each correct answer whittles that crowd down until a winner is declared. It's a typical example of the wave of TV-licensed trivia games that filled the European DS catalog in the mid-to-late 2000s.
Today it survives as a niche curiosity, more interesting to anyone tracking the history of TV formats adapted into video games than to someone looking for gameplay depth: the appeal is in the fast back-and-forth of questions, ideal for short sessions on the touch screen, with no ambitions beyond that.
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