
A multiplayer item hunt where teams race to complete bingo cards.
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Yet Another Bingo: Ultimate is a vanilla-focused modpack that packages the Yet Another BINGO multiplayer item-hunt game with quality-of-life and performance additions. It supports games of up to eight competing teams: each team hunts for items on a randomized Bingo card, and completing a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line wins. The pack adds player-facing tools including Roughly Enough Items for looking up items, a coordinates HUD, zoom, dynamic lighting, chat history, and a scoreboard overhaul. Its performance and visual additions include C2ME, Sodium, Sodium Extra, Iris, and Vanilla Tweaks, with changes such as waxed copper visuals, honey stages, unique dyes, unobtrusive rain and snow, and lower shields. Players can open the Bingo card in an inventory-style view, while the pack’s Bingo card HUD and button use custom textures.
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