Multiplayerup to 6 players, in the game's own lobbies
How to join The host starts a game from a save slot and invites up to 5 friends through Steam; friends accept the Steam invite. There's no public matchmaking. Everyone playing needs this mashup from Melty.
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About
A Buckshot Roulette table on the Gamble With Your Friends casino floor. Sit down with your crew and play Buckshot's shotgun game against its Dealer, with your GWYF cash as everyone's health.
What you get
Buckshot Roulette's table, Dealer and gear. The felt, shotgun, shells, items and the Dealer's grinning face are all loaded from your own installed copy of Buckshot Roulette.
Buckshot's rules. 2-8 shells per load (half live), and a Dealer with 2-4 charges who picks items and targets the way Buckshot's Dealer does.
Cash is your health. Each live shell that hits your crew costs one stake from the team's GWYF balance (a sawed-off shot costs two). Shooting yourself with a blank pays half a stake. Each charge you knock off the Dealer pays a stake, and beating the Dealer pays a bonus. Go broke and the Dealer takes everything.
The classic five items. Magnifying glass, beer, hand saw, handcuffs and cigarettes. You get a couple each load.
Buckshot's sounds and music, from your copy: gunshots, racking, shell loading, item sounds, the charge counter and the table music.
Play together or solo. Everyone in your GWYF lobby who has the mashup can take a seat (up to 6). Turns go round the table, and the Dealer plays against all of you. Host with GWYF's Host Game, and friends join through Steam (invite, or Join Game on the friends list).
How to play
Walk up to the table in the casino and press E to sit. On your turn:
Q shoots the Dealer.
F shoots yourself.
1-8 use items.
X stands up.
You need Gamble With Your Friends and Buckshot Roulette, both installed. Nothing from either game is in the download. Everyone at the table needs the mashup.
Credits
Gamble With Your Friends by TENSTACK.
Buckshot Roulette by Mike Klubnika (published by CRITICAL REFLEX). The Dealer, shotgun, items, rules, sounds and music are theirs, read from each player's own copy.
BepInEx, HarmonyX, MonoMod and Mono.Cecil (MIT).
NVorbis by Andrew Ward (MIT).
ZstdSharp by Oleg Stepanischev (MIT).
License: MIT, and remixes are welcome. Credit this mashup, and keep crediting TENSTACK and Mike Klubnika for their games.