Greetings! you are invited to the RESTROOM ROULETTE FESTIVAL!!!

Don't throw your ticket just yet - we don't have enough of toilet paper. Well, In restroom roulette you can gamble on that and make some money ;)

Theme interpretation

Gambling - betting money or something of value on an event with an uncertain outcome, with consciousness of risk and hope of gaining.

In the restroom roulette, you are betting $100 in-game money and your own pants on having toilet paper in a room of your choice. You can also gamble while in a negative balance; you are going to owe me though :D.

The rules are simple:

The multiplayer version of the game is played by two players (on two separate devices). There are 6 restroom rooms. Toilet paper is in the cupboard. Or is it? One of the rooms does not have toilet paper. 

Players bet and select rooms (the initial bet is placed automatically). 

Players can raise bets, with the other player choosing to accept or decline the raise. 

1) If a raise is declined, the room of the player who raised is checked: 

No toilet paper: the opponent wins all bets. 

Toilet paper present: the raiser wins all bets. 

2) If a raise is accepted, both players proceed to the next round where the amount of rooms with toilet paper is reduced by. 

Game continues until one of the player will win/loose. The winner takes all bank!

Controls

WASD/arrows

mouse

E - open the door

left click - open the shelf

Assets

all assets are from round 1 - 4

all fonts, colors, visual filters and in general things on UI are from previous rounds (if colors are different it is from the engine itself, no other tools being used to alter anything that already existed)

the character model, the rope with lights on the wall, soundtrack in the main level - round 1

lobby and level models, lobby soundtrack, door opening sound, visual filters - round 4

title sound, decals on the ground in the main level - round 3

whispers and the sound of cupboard door opening - round 2

footsteps either from 4 either from 2 (I think they are the same)

for the rest is just a bunch of "if - else" in c# code that are holding it all together.

P.S.

Sorry there is only windows build available. There is a good reason for that - I don't have crossplatform multiplayer implemented (webgl and win builds will not be able to connect, only win to win or webgl to webgl). And the game in general turned out more demanding than I thought...

P.P.S.

Multiplayer will not run on the same device!