What is a Gate?

Logic Gates are electronic circuits in digital electronics that compute basic Boolean operations. Boolean operations are based on logic using the input value "true" or "false", also represented by bit values 1 or 0.

There are 7 primitive Boolean operations and NotBit includes all of them in form of cards that are used to play the various games. Each card displays the "Truth table" used to compute the logic. Make sure to use these tables to build your path. With time, you will learn these by heart.
Click on a each gate to learn more...

How to play?

A gate is used to reduce two adjacent bits into a single bit. For example, bit 1 (on the left) AND bit 0 (on the right) results in a bit 0 value. 1 AND 0 = 0.

When playing Gate Dash, or The Escape, you will need to reduce your first byte into a nibble (4 bits) using 4 gates. Then reduce these 4 bits into 2 bits using 2 gates. And finally, reduce the last two bits into a single bit 0 or 1.
In Gate Dash, the first player to reduce the byte into a single bit using the cards dealt wins.