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I have a few ideas that I will almost certainly never develop. If someone wants to use them, please do. These are games I wish existed. Here they are: The first one is a game where you play as Mormons, and the goal of the game is to be nice to people no matter the cost. It would start out with fairly easy things, but then you come across increasingly hostile or dangerous circumstances where you have to choose between…
1 - High quality RTS (think Warcraft 3, SC2, C&C, Dune 2) but with the ability to have maybe 100 - 200 people playing. 2 - Updated subspace - it was the level of competition and community that made that game amazing in the 90s. 3 - Civilization like civ 1 but updated with newer graphics/tech tree also the ability to be much more complex but only if you want to. Best part of the game imho was the exploration, simple b…
I'm 40+ and play Fortnite with my son, and while I worry his gaming exposure is very heavily weighted to one game with minimal story, we have a great time working as a team and talking about strategies to maximise our chances. He's 9yo and a very strong player. I don't find reflexes to be that much of a problem, but I'm not sure how old you mean by "older"!
Also a massive, singular world where people who were playing an FPS, people playing Railroad Tycoon, and people playing flight sims were all playing simultaneously in the same MMO world.
(This thread makes me realise just how many games already exist and that I've never heard of.)
Basically Die Hard X Splinter Cell Set in one highly simulated skyscraper where you approach the game how you wish with fighting mechanics like Sleeping Dogs (environment interaction) and immersive sim possibilities
Pretty much an immersive sim similar to the "One City Block Action RPG" described by Warren Spector But with a big emphasis on the stealth aspect, and fighting mechanics like Sleeping Dogs (environment interaction)
Where you approach the game, an hostage situation for exemple, how you wish