Card Games Together 2 | Speed, Doubt (Cheat), Seven Bridge & Hearts for VRChat

Four card games at one round table. Card Games Together 2 brings Speed, Doubt, Seven Bridge and Hearts to your VRChat world, with up to six seats, CPU players at three levels, and English or Japanese for every player.

Watch it in action

Watch the English v1.0 gameplay preview

Play together in your world

• Four games on one round table, switched on the panel: Speed (2 players), Doubt, also called Cheat or I Doubt It (3-6), Seven Bridge, a Japanese rummy game with pon and chi calls (2-6), and Hearts (3-6).
• Press Join at a seat, then Deal. Empty seats take CPU players (0-5) at Easy, Normal or Hard, so you can also play alone. Between games you can change their number and level from your seat (← → to choose, ↑ ↓ to change).
• Speed is played in real time with no turns. The cards lie big on the table, and the other player's row tilts toward you so you can read it. Press a card and it goes onto the pile at once (a card that fits both piles goes onto the one on your left); "Too slow!" if the other player got there first.
• Doubt: when a play lands, everyone else can call "Doubt!". The cards turn over for "A lie!" or "True!", and the pile flies to whoever takes it. The numbers you will claim at your next three turns are marked ① ② ③ on your cards.
• Seven Bridge: melds, lay-offs, pon and chi. The cards that can make a meld light up, and a ▼ marks the card you just drew. The call window lasts 10 seconds (3 or 5 on the panel).
• Hearts: everyone chooses the cards to pass at once; hearts broken, the queen of spades and shooting the moon show big on the table.
• Rule options for each game, with a one-line explanation of the option you pick: jokers, cards per play, the doubt window, calls in the first round, the call window, double scores, shooting the moon, the match length and more. The default rules are quick and friendly for first-timers.
• Your cards and keys stay low in your view wherever you look, with one line saying what to do now. Pick your next play while the others play. Use the arrow keys and Enter (the stick in VR); in VR your hands press the cards.
• When your time runs out, the table makes only the smallest move for you (one card, or draw and discard). Your last, winning card waits for one more turn of the clock, so you go out yourself.
• Hands are sent hidden with a key only each player's own PC holds, so nobody can see another player's cards. Late joiners see the table as it is, and a CPU player plays on for anyone who leaves (Take over brings you back to the seat).
• Choose thinking time, game speed and table size from life size to 2.5x. 32 sound effects.
• English and Japanese words follow each player's VRChat language, or their own choice on screen.
• Stands beside the first Minna de Trump table in the same world: separate namespaces, folders and GUIDs, and a navy felt to tell the two apart.

The four games

• Speed (2 players): play a card one above or below a pile, no waiting for turns. Empty your stock and layout first to win. When neither player can play, a "3, 2, 1" signal flips the piles. First to 3 hands. With one person seated, a CPU player sits across.
• Doubt (3-6 players): play cards face down as A, 2, 3 and on (bluffing is fine). Think it is a lie? Call "Doubt!". A lie sends the pile to the player who played it; the truth sends it to the caller. The first to empty their hand wins.
• Seven Bridge (2-6 players): draw a card, put down melds (three or four of a number, a run of three or more in a suit, a single 7), then discard one. Empty your hand to go out. The lowest total after 3 hands wins.
• Hearts (3-6 players): avoid the point cards (each heart 1 point, the queen of spades 13). Pass three cards after the deal and lead the two of clubs. When anyone reaches 50 points, the lowest total wins.

Included files

• Round table, six chairs and seat consoles, cards, panel, personal controls, rules and CPU scripts, and a sample scene.
• README.txt and README_EN.txt: Japanese and English setup and control guides.
• TrumpTable2_Blender: the editable .blend source, every FBX model, the palette and the felt and card textures.

Requirements and setup

Unity 2022.3.22f1, VRChat SDK3 Worlds 3.10.5 including UdonSharp, and TextMesh Pro, in a Creator Companion world project. Mobile materials for Quest/Android are included.

1. Import TMP Essential Resources if needed.
2. Import TrumpTable2_v1.0.unitypackage into a Creator Companion world project.
3. Place Assets/TrumpTable2/TrumpTable2.prefab on a level floor, or open Assets/TrumpTable2/Sample/TrumpTable2_Sample.unity.

The round table is about 1.8 m across. Allow about 3.0 m by 3.7 m including chairs and panel, with 1.9 m height. Keep Transform scale unchanged and use Table size.

Terms of use

• You may include it in VRChat worlds and publish them, including paid, corporate and event worlds.
• Modification is allowed. Credit is optional and appreciated.
• Redistributing or reselling the data itself (modified or not), or bundling it with other assets for sale, is not allowed.
• Please contact the creator before using it outside VRChat worlds, such as in other games or videos.
• The author is not responsible for any problems arising from using this data.
• Do not bet real money or anything of value on it.

Credits and support

Font: M PLUS Rounded 1c, SIL Open Font License 1.1. See the font license included with the package.

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