ID Cards

Discover the locations and uses of all the ID Cards in Risk of Rain Returns. Learn where to find each card to unlock important computers and progress through the game.

Alright, let's talk about ID Cards in Risk of Rain Returns. These aren't like your typical items you equip; instead, they're key items that let you interact with specific computers scattered throughout the world. Think of them as special keys. The descriptions you find in-game might be a little… off, sometimes. The source text even mentions that the in-game descriptions aren't always accurate, and the locations can be a bit mixed up. We'll go by the most reliable info we have to make sure you get the right card for the right spot.

Here's the rundown of the ID Cards you'll be looking for:

• ID Card (c) — This card is used to operate an important computer. You'll find it at Leorad's Northern Barrier.
• ID Card (o) — This card operates an important computer. The source notes this is actually found at the Peerless Hospital, despite what the in-game description might suggest.
• ID Card (m) — This card operates an important computer. You'll get this one at the Broadcast Tower, which is located in the North/South Subway Ruins area.
• ID Card (p) — This card operates an important computer. You'll find this card in the sewers of Sol, near the East/West Subway Ruins.
• ID Card (u) — This card operates an important computer. Look for this at the Unrivalled (or Peerless) Hospital, within the Organic Waste Landfill.
• ID Card (t) — This card operates an important computer. Your destination for this one is the Ghost Base, also known as the Scorched Factory.
• ID Card (e) — This card operates an important computer. You'll find this at the Global Relief Centre, which is also near the Ghost Base.
• ID Card (r) — This card operates an important computer. This one is also found at the Global Relief Centre.

A quick heads-up: The source text mentions that the 'Value' for these cards is listed as '??G', which likely means their monetary value isn't significant or is unknown. The main point is their function, not their sale price. Keep these cards handy, as you'll need them to access certain functions or areas that are locked behind computer terminals.