N7_Maxxi
·Deadly Bingo
A card of things the ghost might throw your way over a whole session of contracts, be it a slammed door, a failed smudge, or a teammate lost to a hunt. Add your friends' names so every card's a little personal, then tick them off as they land and hold your nerve to the last cursed square.
Everyone deals their own card on the host's settings, and the people in the room become the name pool. First to black out calls it, the host confirms.
Deal a card, hunt, and tick things off as they happen. Black out the whole card to win. The rest is luck, and how badly your team panics.
Pick how long the card's for, its size, who's playing, and whether it's a drinking card, then hit Deal Card. Your card, ticks and all, is saved in this browser. Refresh or come back hours later and it's exactly as you left it.
Add up to four players. Some squares have a name in them, like "[name] gets caught alone during a hunt", and each card shuffles a random player into those slots. So everyone's card is a little different.
Playing solo? Leave the names empty. The name squares drop out and the card fills with everything else.
There's no line win. It's blackout or nothing, so the card size is the whole difficulty dial.
When something on your card happens, click it. The square darkens and gets stamped. A live score keeps count, so a half-finished card still means something. Fill every square and you've blacked out.
In real bingo every number eventually gets called. In Phasmophobia it doesn't. You might genuinely never face a Deogen tonight. So each card comes with rerolls, one per twelve squares, to swap out a square that's clearly never happening.
Hit ↻ Reroll a square, then click the one you want gone. You can't reroll a square you've already ticked.
One gold square in the middle, visible from the start. It does not count toward blackout. It's a pure bonus. Hit it and you roll a dice; whatever it lands on clears that many squares for you, free.
The catch is the trade. It's always something like "finish a Nightmare contract with nobody dying". You can go for it, but the whole time you're trying, you're making every other square on your card harder. Chase it or ignore it; both are correct.
Off by default, so anyone can play it clean. Flip it on and the card turns into a drinking game: when a square lands, whoever it names drinks, and squares that hit the whole team mean everyone drinks. The squares don't change, only what happens when they land. Know your limits, and keep water handy.
Pick With Friends at the top, then create a lobby and share the code, or join one. No login, just a name.
Everything that's been added, changed and fixed in Deadly Bingo.
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