Hiding in the Room: Escape

Code Name Slaughter is a strategy card game that is very suitable for players and friends to join together. It features various historical generals as character cards, along with a large number of hand cards with different attributes, providing a high level of experience. Many players are asking how to create a room in Code Name Slaughter. Naturally, creating a room offers more freedom when playing, making it perfect for players and their friends to engage in intense battles.

After entering the main game page, you can directly see the room option here. After entering, there are two different modes: Chu-Han Contention and Identity Mode. Choose according to your preference; Chu-Han Contention still adopts the seasonal system. Once inside, there are different options, including creating a room and quick join. If you want to create a room, click on 'Create Room'. There are multiple settings available, such as entering the room name, room password, setting the entry level, action time, whether spectators are allowed, and whether chatting in the room is permitted. These are all essential settings for the room.

There are also some options related to the game content, such as whether the use of formation change orders, general change orders, or if certain generals are banned, which can all be set up directly here. Since different players have varying requirements for the game, if you want a hardcore experience, you can turn off all these auxiliary items and ban some currently overpowered generals, making the battle fairer and ensuring the hardcore competitive experience is not affected by external elements. If you want to join someone else's room, it's simple too. If it's among friends, enter the room number for an exact search. If you just want to find any room to join, choose 'Waiting' or 'Joinable', and then join in.

In the Identity Mode rooms, the requirements for creating a room are the same, but they include two categories: Self-Selected Identity and Classic Identity. The Self-Selected Identity mode is also quite fun, allowing everyone to directly determine their identity, adding a unique flavor to the gameplay.

Now, everyone should understand how to create a room in Code Name Slaughter. After learning this operational skill, you can directly invite your friends in the game and start various forms of battles. Setting up the room properly means you don't have to worry about interference from others, and you can make changes according to your wishes, better meeting your needs.

The identity types in "Code Kill" are very diverse, which has led to a variety of different identity board play styles. However, in regular matches, the identity boards are fixed, and only by setting up a room can one define different identity boards. So, how do you set up a "Code Kill" room? Don't worry, after reading this guide, every player will be able to easily master the skills of setting up a room and play with their favorite identity boards.

Room mode can be directly activated from the main game interface, but it will remain locked and unusable until players have acquired 12 generals. Once a player has collected 12 generals, the mode will automatically unlock, without needing to complete any additional unlocking tasks. After entering room mode, besides joining already created rooms, players can also create their own rooms.

The game's room creation function is quite comprehensive. It not only allows players to set a password for the room but also lets them set a level threshold for joining the room. Additionally, they can disable some generals that they don't like. Most importantly, when it comes to choosing identity boards, the game offers six different options for players to pick from according to their preferences.

Of course, players can also customize their own identity boards and save them for one-click application next time, avoiding the need to redesign them. Once everything is set up, you can start the match after other players join your room. This match will proceed according to the identity board set by the player, and there won't be much difference in gameplay compared to the standard matchmaking mode.

Once you learn how to set up a "Code Kill" room, you can set different identity boards in your own room according to your needs and enjoy the fun of customized games with other players. Players who already have 12 generals might as well give it a try.