Ikutachi
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Board game RPG. Stumbled on this fan-translated game and thought it'd be cool to see a modern rendition of it.
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Impress the sharks..... What's YOUR billion dollar gaming idea?
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NeverYouMind
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There is hardware in gaming that is an inch away from 3D VR porn. I imagine that could make a lot of money even if the idea is sort of repulsive.
MiguelItUp
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- An FPS (can toggle TPS) title that takes place in a dark, dirty, and drab future. Something that skirts the look of the world of Alien/Aliens and Dead Space.
- Functions like an immersive sim, bringing a skill tree, leveling mechanics, loot & gear, etc. A nemesis system (or similar) mechanic will play a pivotal role. The game contains light stealth elements but also a strong focus on combat that uses melee, shooting, and other abilities. (I've played a lot of Shadow of War recently, lol.)
- The story revolves around an underground cult that continues to grow into something much larger. A combination of weird abductions have been occurring on various space stations, ships, and planets. Last known whereabouts displaying signs of struggle, and maybe even murder. But no bodies were to be found. That's because this cult's goal is to resurrect their deity by doing its bidding, which is attempting to forge an army of human and machine hybrids. Thinking less Borg and more Strogg. Maybe even more gruesome and nasty. Something that leaves the creations with appendages where they don't belong—multiple faces, heads, etc. Something very "The Thing" like. The main protagonist is a father who investigates his son and wife's abduction. His young daughter barely escaped the same instance. This world doesn't contain a fully reliable authority, so the father takes matters into his own hands.
- The father is an amputee; he lost one arm and both legs in a work-related accident. So he now has a mechanical arm and legs that can be replaced and switched with other ones. This is where different abilities and mechanics can come into play. Human and machine hybrids can have their cybernetic limbs used to give the player different abilities and mechanics. Also allowing a wide variety of different combinations.
A quick one off?
- A Splatterhouse Remake that functions like a Souls-Like. Something more visually on point with what the original 3 games looked and felt like. Much more horror driven and less campy. So, nothing like the remake that came out on 360/PS3.
- Functions like an immersive sim, bringing a skill tree, leveling mechanics, loot & gear, etc. A nemesis system (or similar) mechanic will play a pivotal role. The game contains light stealth elements but also a strong focus on combat that uses melee, shooting, and other abilities. (I've played a lot of Shadow of War recently, lol.)
- The story revolves around an underground cult that continues to grow into something much larger. A combination of weird abductions have been occurring on various space stations, ships, and planets. Last known whereabouts displaying signs of struggle, and maybe even murder. But no bodies were to be found. That's because this cult's goal is to resurrect their deity by doing its bidding, which is attempting to forge an army of human and machine hybrids. Thinking less Borg and more Strogg. Maybe even more gruesome and nasty. Something that leaves the creations with appendages where they don't belong—multiple faces, heads, etc. Something very "The Thing" like. The main protagonist is a father who investigates his son and wife's abduction. His young daughter barely escaped the same instance. This world doesn't contain a fully reliable authority, so the father takes matters into his own hands.
- The father is an amputee; he lost one arm and both legs in a work-related accident. So he now has a mechanical arm and legs that can be replaced and switched with other ones. This is where different abilities and mechanics can come into play. Human and machine hybrids can have their cybernetic limbs used to give the player different abilities and mechanics. Also allowing a wide variety of different combinations.
A quick one off?
- A Splatterhouse Remake that functions like a Souls-Like. Something more visually on point with what the original 3 games looked and felt like. Much more horror driven and less campy. So, nothing like the remake that came out on 360/PS3.
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