ROUNDS

This game is completely inspired by Landfall's ROUNDS. Check it out here!
* updates are indefinitely discontinued

Korean - 15D3C | Translated by Lonepier

• What Is ROUNDS?

ROUNDS is a fairly simple concept.
In it, you fight one other player. A 1v1, if you will.
But, there's a catch..

At the start of the game, each player gets to choose a 'card'.
These cards might change your bullets, how many of them you fire, how much health you have, how fast you move, etc.
You need to duke it out with the player until you kill them (by default) twice.
After killing or getting killed twice, the winning player earns a score.
However, the losing player gets to choose another card.

This continues until a player reaches the score limit, and it's very likely absolute chaos will ensue in that time.

nyawalking note: i recommend settings 'rounds till score earned' to 1 and 'score to win' to 10-20 cause you get a buncha cards and its funny

• Shielding?

Aside from your gun, you also have your shield.
Activating it will make you become temporarily immune to damage.
However, this invincibility is very short, and the cooldown is fairly lengthy.

Some cards upgrade your shield, see below.

• Difference between Multiplicative and Additive?

What 'Multiplicative' and 'Additive' means is how the effect of the cards are applied.

• Additive means the effects are applied on a flat scale
• Multiplicative means the effects are applied based on percentage

If you still don't understand, here's an example:

A card reduces your damage by 50. B card increases it by 50. Your regular damage is 100.
With Additive, having A and B card would make your damage 100.
With Multiplicative, having A and B card would make your damage 75.

Whichever you choose is mostly a preference thing, and while I prefer Additive for fun, Multiplicative is overall more fair.

• Why are some cards different colors?

The color of the card indicates its rarity, which (generally) dictates how good it is.

Yellow - the least rare, usually just changes base stats
Blue - slightly rarer, might have some special abilites or better stats
Purple - much rarer, usually has crazy stat changes or unique abilities
Red - the rarest, mostly suggestions by people I think are cool

Cards also have a list of effects tied to them:
(+) - an effect that is overall positive
(-) - an effect that is overall negative
(=/*) - an effect that is neither positive nor negative

Here's a list of the cards currently in the public version: