Gameverse Cards

0.4.0 is a TEST BUILD: every card is Common so they show up constantly in picks. New in 0.4.0: seven playable Warframes (Revenant, Ash, Atlas, Grendel, Styanax, Mesa, Rhino), THE FINALS gadgets fixed, Mea Culpa and Exalted Blade as your gun, Cyber Grind, Monaco and Mother of Mothers maps. Not play-tested yet.

167 fan-made video game cards in eighteen sets: BLASPHEMOUS, BLASPHEMOUS II, THE FINALS, WARFRAME, TENNO, the seven playable Warframes (REVENANT, ASH, ATLAS, GRENDEL, STYANAX, MESA, RHINO), DARK SOULS, ELDEN RING, ULTRAKILL, DOOM, ARSENAL (vanilla-style gun cards) and CROSSPLAY (cross-mod fusions). Most of them change your gun or your shots. Requires UnboundLib. Works with RoundsWithFriends and alongside the other lel card mods (Red Rising, JJK, Multiverse, Otherverse, Animeverse, Crossverse, Standverse Cards). Three cards replace your gun: Mea Culpa (a sword), Exalted Blade (a sword of light) and Atlas (his fists).

Not affiliated with The Game Kitchen, Team17, Embark Studios, Digital Extremes, FromSoftware, Bandai Namco, New Blood Interactive, id Software, Bethesda or anyone else. All art is original.

Install

• Thunderstore Mod Manager / r2modman: open the Online tab, search for the mod, and click Install. UnboundLib and MapsExtended come with it.
• Offline copy: Settings → Import local mod → pick this mod's zip, then install UnboundLib and MapsExtended from the Online tab (a local import doesn't install them).
• Imported an older copy or one of the lel packs as a local zip before? Uninstall it first, so you don't load the same mod twice.
• Everyone in a lobby needs the same version. Sharing a profile code is the easiest way to match mods and settings.

How it works

• Needs lists what a card is waiting for. "A or B": you need one of them. "A + B": a combo, you need both, and the two effects it merges stop firing on their own.
• Fervour (BLASPHEMOUS) fills as you deal and take damage and pays for prayers. Energy (WARFRAME) fills over time and from damage you deal, and pays for abilities.
• Warframes (REVENANT, ASH, ATLAS, GRENDEL, STYANAX, MESA, RHINO, each its own set): taking a Warframe's first card makes you that Warframe, with its passive and part of its kit; its two other cards (the rest of its four abilities) only show up once you are it, and you can be only one Warframe. The same controls for all seven: block = first ability, double-tap block = second, hold fire and press block = the ultimate (Ash's Teleport: jump in mid-air with no jumps left). Small diamonds over your own head show which abilities are ready. Ability damage scales with your gun damage, like bullets.
• ARSENAL cards are plain gun upgrades in the vanilla style (damage, fire rate, ammo, bounces, homing, wall-piercing and so on). None of them copies a vanilla card.
• CROSSPLAY cards need one Gameverse card plus one card from another lel mod (listed under Needs), so they only show up when you play those mods together. The Gameverse card is the one that evolves; the other mod's card keeps its own effect, except Otherverse's Excalibur: with Exalted Excalibur its own charged beam stands down, since the Exalted swing already fires the golden beam.
• Gun replacers: Mea Culpa, Exalted Blade and Atlas take your gun's place (one gun replacer per player across all lel mods). The ammo count next to your hand becomes the weapon's own gauge: Mea Culpa shows your Fervour (if you own a prayer) and a crimson ring while the sword is primed; Exalted Blade shows your Energy; Atlas shows his punch combo. Gun upgrades still count: damage scales the cuts and waves, attack speed sets the swing pace.
• Cards marked Stacks can be taken more than once; each copy adds the per-copy number on the card.

BLASPHEMOUS (11 cards)

BLASPHEMOUS II (13 cards)

THE FINALS (12 cards)

WARFRAME (17 cards)

TENNO (11 cards)

REVENANT (3 cards)

The Sentient-touched Warframe. Taking Revenant makes you Revenant; the other two cards need it.

ASH (3 cards)

The ninja Warframe. Taking Ash makes you Ash; the other two cards need it.

ATLAS (3 cards)

The earth Warframe, a gun replacer: Atlas can't shoot, he punches. Taking Atlas makes you Atlas; the other two cards need it.

GRENDEL (3 cards)

The glutton Warframe. Taking Grendel makes you Grendel; the other two cards need it.

STYANAX (3 cards)

The spartan Warframe. Taking Styanax makes you Styanax; the other two cards need it.

MESA (3 cards)

The gunslinger Warframe. Taking Mesa makes you Mesa; the other two cards need it.

RHINO (3 cards)

The iron Warframe. Taking Rhino makes you Rhino; the other two cards need it.

DARK SOULS (10 cards)

ELDEN RING (14 cards)

ULTRAKILL (11 cards)

DOOM (13 cards)

ARSENAL (19 cards)

CROSSPLAY (15 cards)

Maps

Three arena maps: Cyber Grind, Monaco and Mother of Mothers. Each is an iconic battle scene from the series, kept calm, simple and compact, with jump pads (stand on one to be launched upward), a moving set piece or two, and pieces that break when shot (they reset every point). All are laid out for 2 players. They need MapsExtended (1.4.2); without it the cards still work and the maps are skipped. They show up under GameverseCards in UnboundLib's map menu (each with a picture), where you can toggle each one like any map. The map files are written next to the mod's DLL at startup (identical on every PC). Moving parts use MapsExtended's own synced animation, and the art (background, painted platforms, decor) is visual only. Config [MAPS]: Map art (false: the game's usual look) and Maps (true: write the map files). Leaving the map at any edge bounces you back with 51 damage, as on every MapsExtended map. Not play-tested yet.

• Cyber Grind (ULTRAKILL): One row of the Cyber Grind seen from the side, in a cyber void with the rest of the arena's pillar field receding behind it: you fight on the tops of the grid pillars, with a spawn tower at each side and a static central block, three pillars wide, as the high ground in the middle. Moves: the Grind: three pillars on each side re-form between two wave patterns on one steady beat, so steps, walls, pits and sight lines move under the fight; a pad set into the stairs down from each tower throws you diagonally over the grind onto the central block. Breaks: loose grid cubes (2 shots each): a 2 x 3 stack in the middle of the central block and a 2-cube parapet at each spawn tower's lip.
• Monaco (THE FINALS): The show's harbour arena on the Riviera at night: a plaza between two pastel houses with open floors, a footbridge over the middle, the casino's dome behind it and yachts in the harbour. Moves: the cash-out station rises from the plaza into the footbridge's gap and sinks back, and a jump pad on each side launches you to the top floor or the bridge. Breaks: each house's second-floor front wall (3 shots), balcony wall (3) and floor overhang (4, drops you to the plaza), and a crate on each side of the plaza (2).
• Mother of Mothers (BLASPHEMOUS): Cvstodia's great cathedral: a gilded baroque nave with twisted columns, a towering golden retablo behind the high altar, choir balconies and censers on long chains. Moves: two great censers hauled up and let down on their chains, stepping stones between altar and balconies; a jump pad on each side of the nave floor. Breaks: the wooden pews, the candle racks on the altar dais and the reliquaries on the balconies.

Notes

• Every number is in BepInEx/config/com.lel.rounds.gameversecards.cfg; both players need the same values.
• The cross-mod rules apply to these cards too: one melee weapon, one flight card, one mid-air-jump trigger, one double-tap trigger, one cheat-death and one evasion family per player (for example Mea Culpa, Charge N Slam, Exalted Blade, Archwing, Bladestorm, Switch Teleport, Defibrillator, Bloodhound Step and Slayer Dash each take one of those slots); one-per-hand; the upgrade slot; and at least two vanilla cards in every hand (the hand rules live in Crossverse Cards). Slayer Dash and Crossverse's Hyper Sprint use the same input, so you can only own one of them. Atlas counts as a weapon (one gun replacer per player), the Warframes' double-tap abilities take the double-tap slot and Ash's Teleport the mid-air-jump slot.
• Nothing in this mod has been tested in a real match yet. Each ability writes one line to BepInEx/LogOutput.log the first time it fires ([BLASPHEMOUS] ..., [DOOM] ..., and so on), which shows what actually ran.

Changelog

• 0.4.0 (test build, all cards Common): Warframes: seven playable Warframes, each its own set of three cards: Revenant, Ash, Atlas (no gun: he punches), Grendel (rolls into a ball), Styanax, Mesa and Rhino. Taking a Warframe makes you it (its passive, first ability on block); its two other cards add the rest of its kit (double-tap block, and an ultimate on fire + block). One Warframe per player; the WARFRAME and TENNO cards stay as they were. THE FINALS: the Dematerializer now fires a sticky shot that phases a player-sized hole straight through the wall or platform it hits (phase rounds are gone: bullets only pass through the hole); the Grappling Hook holds on while you keep block down, so you hang at the wall and can still shoot (its cooldown starts only when it catches; a miss is free); Thermal Bore is now a base card whose rounds blast wide chunks out of walls; Winch Claw only needs Charge N Slam and Dome Shield only Mesh Shield. Weapons: Mea Culpa (fire: sword combo, block: heavy swing) and Exalted Blade (slashes fire waves) are now your gun; Mea Culpa Throw, Shrine of Penitence and Exalted Excalibur follow them. Ability damage now scales with your gun damage (Void Dash, Archwing Launcher, Winch Claw, Charge N Slam, Defibrillator and more), like bullets do. With Standverse Cards: nothing here stops Tusk Act 4's Infinite Rotation (Mesh and Dome Shield, Iron Skin, Slayer Dash, Bloodhound Step and Transference included). Fixes: abilities no longer treat a player's gun as a wall, and Crimson Glaive, Seeking Shuriken and a few other projectiles no longer stop short on a clear path. Cards cut (19): 93R, Arcane Avenger, Consecrated Amethyst, Holy Cremation Ember, Hot Loads, Jump Pad, Lewis Gun, Marksman Scope, Parazon, Pyro Grenade, Recon Senses, Rifled Barrel, Ring of Favor, Rubber Rounds, Sharpshooter, Swelling Rounds, Thorned Symbol, Twin Barrel, Wrath of the Gods. Maps: Showdown Plaza, Thornbell Basilica, Starfall Colosseum, Brimstone Arena, Sunlit Cathedral and Orbital Relay are gone; Neon Grid is rebuilt as Cyber Grind (one row of the Grind: you fight on pillar tops that re-form between two wave patterns, and a stairs pad throws you onto the central block), plus the new Monaco and Mother of Mothers (1v1 spawns far apart with cover, in the series' colours; see Maps). Not play-tested.
• 0.3.0 (test build, all cards Common): Maps: Neon Grid, Showdown Plaza, Thornbell Basilica, Starfall Colosseum, Brimstone Arena, Sunlit Cathedral and Orbital Relay rebuilt. Maps rebuilt: calmer, simpler and smaller (60 x 34 instead of 70-100 wide), muted colours with one accent each, jump pads (stand on one to be launched up) and one or two moving set pieces. Every map has a picture in UnboundLib's map menu. The map ids changed, so everyone in the lobby needs this version. Cards: the bottom-left corner shows one short series tag on a small tile (BLAS, FINALS, WARFRAME, SOULS, ELDEN, ULTRA, DOOM, ARSENAL, CROSS) instead of the wrapped section name. Combo, fusion and Rare cards get a holofoil sweep (37 cards). Visuals meant to sit behind your character (auras, wings, halos) now really draw behind it; they used to cover the body and only the eyes and mouth showed through. Not play-tested.
• 0.2.0 (test build, all cards Common): Maps: Neon Grid, Showdown Plaza, Thornbell Basilica, Starfall Colosseum, Brimstone Arena, Sunlit Cathedral, Orbital Relay (see Maps; need MapsExtended). New config [MAPS] Map art / Maps (no reset: your settings are kept). Cards unchanged. Not play-tested.
• 0.1.0 (test build, all cards Common): first release. 165 cards in eleven sets: BLASPHEMOUS (14), BLASPHEMOUS II (13), THE FINALS (17), WARFRAME (17), TENNO (13), DARK SOULS (12), ELDEN RING (14), ULTRAKILL (12), DOOM (13), ARSENAL (25) and CROSSPLAY (15 cross-mod fusions). Rare only for Defibrillator (a cheat-death) in normal builds.