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- the open world and exploration of Xenoblade Chronicles
- the long-term play and grinding of The Last Story or Diablo 3
- the wonderful motion-control of Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (the Wii version please --- archery on the Switch just isn't the same)
A serious time travel game. Think of MS Flight Simulator or Google Street View as documenting the current world. Then take the same approach to thoroughly document the past. The locations, the events, all in 3D VR with realistic graphics, and simulated actors that react to events and react to the players. Take the current knowledge and physical/archaeological remains of the past, and digitise them, digitally renovate…
The fact that real life locations carried that game for so long is so sad because it could've had so much potential if the game was designed to be a game. You know, fun.
You should've been able to have actual battles instead of just spamming the screen. You should've been able to go to heal at Pokemon centers.
They should've taken all the proven game mechanics of the original games and adapted them properly
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…
The same thing, but in the setting of The Expanse books and TV series.
I would love an RPG set in some world like Gibson’s sprawl trilogy. For example an open world game where you had to make deals, do biz, and of course hack anything. I feel like the world of a dystopian cyberpunk just has so much to explore, from how giant corporations would operate to the way cyberspace would look and feel.
Something like Skyrim but cyberpunk. That would be really amazing