>"Alright user, everyone's here now. Let's hear your video game pitch!"
"Alright user, everyone's here now. Let's hear your video game pitch!"
Jayden Russell
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Austin Brown
Y-you too
Leo Moore
zelda plus pokemon :D
Mason Hall
Monster Rancher on the switch
Jeremiah Roberts
*unzips pants*
Time to take a piss.
Justin Howard
I would make a strategy game where you play the Kaiju Response Force tasked with protecting the world from kaiju.
Starting out with basic modern military equipment, you'd be sent in in somewhat X-COMish gameplay where your forces are pitted against gigantic kaiju, swarms of little minions and sometimes aliens directing the monsters, with the goal of keeping civilians safe while finding some way to stop the titanic terrors.
The gimmick of the game would be that every kaiju would be procedurally generated, with a unique name, basic powerset, appearance based on hundreds of potential subspecies, and goals (make a nest, find a mate, FUCK SHIT UP, anything a kaiju may want.)
You wouldn't be killing a kaiju in a single sortie, every one would be persistent and have a presence on the world map where they'd emerge and you'd have to keep track of them and find means to hurt them, whittling them down over time. The ways to do this would be extremely varied and up to player choice:
>Develop missiles that can bore through their skin
>Make contracts with peaceful kaiju to gain their assistance
>Find deceased kaiju and construct mechs from their bones
The list goes on and on. You could even just wait for kaiju to meet one another and sit back to watch them duke it out.
Total freedom in kaiju-fighting fun would be my goal. Win or lose, have fun stepping in the shoes of those poor motherfuckers that in every kaiju film get sent to duke it out with beasts a thousand times their size. Ideally, you could get free DLC to import actual kaiju like Godzilla and Toho's monsters, Gamera, Pacific Rim kaiju, the Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, King Kong, and so on.
Logan Baker
Already a thing. It's called Godzilla 2: War of the Monsters and it was released on NES in 1992.
Jacob Jones
I called you all here to cough on you.
Grayson Perry
isometric tactical squad based shooter.
Alexander Walker
A game where you adventure in a fantasy world, you have a character that has melee attacks, spells, maneuvers, collects gear and levels up and all that, and you have a little blob friend. You can order your blob to perform tasks for you, like turning into a rope, collecting certain resources, fighting specific enemies, beasts, or monsters, carrying things for you (not as a menu). As it figures out the best way to perform these tasks, its behavior will try to become ever more efficient, its form will grow, change, and evolve to better perform its given tasks. As its body becomes stronger and more complex, and as it becomes more intelligent, you'll be able to give him bigger and more complex tasks. Such as turning him into a mount, so he can carry you around, evolving into new shapes and means of locomotion. Or for turning into a booby trap for groups of enemies.
Eli Phillips
based and pisspilled
Parker Moore
CnC:RA2 remaster (not remake). I just want it to run properly on new systems.
Xavier Smith
>it's a creatively bankrupted shill tries to steal Zig Forums chads epic for the win game ideas
I don't think so Tim
Christopher Torres
user only the barest shred of the premise and none of the gameplay elements are shared you're fucking retarded.
Wyatt Gonzalez
based terrorist
Ryan Martin
Add anime girls and you have yourself a deal
Brandon Wilson
You're definitely not getting that funding now faggot.
Adrian Sanders
First person open world survival timed underwater escort mission. You are a Navy SEAL tracking a nuke hidden underwater by the Russians, & only have 24 game hrs (8 hrs irl) to do it. The escort is the only one who can disarm the nuke, but whines, lags behind, interrupts gameplay constantly with useless advice, & has no concept of self-preservation. If he dies, the game ends. There is regenerating health and a stamina bar, but at the same time you have an O2 gauge & need to return to home base on the surface to replace your O2 tank with a new one, so waiting in cover heals but also wastes O2. Every time you go back/leave base, there is a 5 min cutscene. There are other SEALs in the area trying to find the nuke, and they will give missions like "bring 10 giant enemy crab claws from the nearby sewer". Enemies have hitscan weapons. RE tank controls. Unskippable tutorial. There's a Hunger/Thirst meter, and you also have to use the bathroom. NPCs swim faster than your regular swimming speed but slower than your faster speed. You "level up", by purchasing lootboxes in the Cash Shop that have a random chance of giving you Scuba Cards that increase your stats. Halfway through the game there is a forced stealth section. The camera is annoying & you/the escort frequently get stuck in the environment and invisible walls. Weapons/armor can only be obtained via microtransactions, break and degrade & can only be repaired with "kits" from microtransactions. Enemies scale to your level. There are DEEP MORAL CHOICES, like detonating the nuke and killing everyone or disarming it. The villain has an unknown identity, but the credits in the beginning spoil it. There are 16 hrs worth of unskippable cutscenes, all with QTEs that will lead to an instant death if failed. Only 1 save, it autosaves before each cutscene & you can't manually save. The final boss is a QTE & the ending is locked behind DLC. Locked 720p/30FPS + Denuvo. Early-access. Always online. Paid mods. No FOV slider.
David Nelson
Buzzword time.
Metroidvania roguelike where you play as a disembodied soul trapped in a necromancers dungeon.
>start off in the corpse pit
>slowly animate different body parts and pull them together into a shambling rotting zombie
>slow, weak and woefully fragile
>start trying to climb up out of the dungeon
>have to get past traps and fight dungeon guards/denizens and also bold adventurers entering the dungeon to try to kill the necromancer
>temporary dismemberment as a game mechanic - you don't die from having a limb chopped off, but you may not entirely be able to reattach it after combat
>collect loot from enemies you kill as you try to climb further up
>eventually get killed because your body is weak
>your body and the bodies of everyone you killed in your climb are taken down to the corpse pile by the necromancers servants
>after some time you escape the corpse you are in and can start reanimating again
>but this time you have better body parts to choose from because of all the people you killed
>rinse and repeat until you are facing off the lich with a dragons wings, a paladins shieldarm, a barbarians swordarm, a wizards brain, a manticores heart and a ninjas legs etc
Tone would be manic lighthearted undead npcs in a horrifically grimdark location.
No random gen, just shortcut unlocks and make it so items are not that important compared to body parts.
Luis Smith
ok, hear me out.
Fallout 77
Tyler Jones
God dammit you've done it again.
Hudson Russell
Game where I can pet the gator
Luis Hall
GTA meets Animal Crossing, open world game on Wuhu Island. Play as your Mii and do whatever the fuck you want. Play sports, customize your home, ride around the island on a bike, shit would be comfy
Noah Jackson
Freight Team Simulator
You unload trucks and stock shelves overnight
Game has multiplayer and a special multiplayer mode where you connect with Trucking Simulator
If the truck is late then you just look busy
Henry Nelson
fantasy rpg/rhythm game featuring songs by The Mars Volta. the final boss is Cassandra Gemini.
Eli Cooper
That's interesting desu
Julian Gutierrez
WW2 FPS where you shoot Nazis.
Ryan Stewart
WWE 2K21
Matthew White
it about a girl with big titties and you go around and you punch things.
Cameron Walker
Hunter Richardson
the dark souls of city simulators
Blake Allen
Football manager simulator but instead you're a MMORPG guild leader.
James Cooper
That actually sounds playable
Leo Nelson
Farcry in a cyberpunk setting.
Bentley Rodriguez
A tactical milsim shooter in the vein of classic rainbow six, except you're up against demons and monsters and shit. Mechanics are designed to be as realistic as possible despite the fantasy elements present.
Plan a raid on a mansion full of tangos brainwashed by a vampire lord.
Hunt down a werewolf with silver-tipped ammunition.
Crack down on a coven of witches summoning demons into the world.
Assault a cult toying with artifacts beyond human understanding. Then seize the artifacts to study and understand them.
Aaron Anderson
half-life 3
Nicholas Cooper
Pixel art platformer but your character is depressed tranny
Robert Bailey
You play the role of a based gamer and your mission...rejecting whores!
Thomas Gutierrez
Funk or be Funked
Rhythm/Porn
A teen is cursed due to his drunk dad losing a card game and the next time he busts it's guaranteed that a great evil entity will be reborn/world will end. He has to travel to find a mysterious woman capable of getting rid of the curse, but also protect his balls since during these travels he fights many opponents seeking to capture him, fuck him to death and see their dark lord reborn. Also we've got to have support for a peripheral like the Rez PS2 trance vibrator things
Isaac Lee
>simulated e-drama
>Bob is your top hunter dps but he's a big loot whore so if you don't feed him gear he'll quit the guild
>hardcore server first guild just poached your main tank 1 hour before raid time
>your cleric class lead just recommend/recruited your entire healer core from his pvp buddies and now they are all standing in fire
>guild bank got robbed again
why the fuck would I play this game user?
Ryan Powell
A city builder crossed with mount and blade and men of war. You play as the dictator of a city state on an island with competing cities. You can conduct diplomacy and what not with the other leaders and most of the game is entirely in first person. If you want to negotiate something you got to call them or meet with them. You could walk the streets of your city and customize your palace and bunker a little bit. The game would only be over when you are killed. There would be various bonus's to leaving your house, usually involving a speech or some other public appearance. To prevent random assassinations or missile strikes you could research cloning tech so that your game doesn't end until the cloning facility is destroyed and you are killed. War would be conducted the same way it works in executive assault or supreme commander.
Chase Moore
The Xbox but call it the Sex Box instead.
Xavier Phillips
City builder from the dawn of man to the near future.
Sure, you can autistically plan ahead for where you're going to put your train station when you discover railroads, but Grog is going to get pissed with you if he has to walk too far to get berries each morning. Better put his hut closer to the centre occupying some nice real estate. By the time the industrial revolution rolls around it will be upgraded to an almost palatial house (quality of houses improves by how long they've been inhabited and access to whatever desirable goods there are for that era) and everyone is going to get upset if you tear it down just to build a crummy station. It will lead to some realistic urban growth and sprawl, and such cities are always the most aesthetic. Every so often some major world events would happen that will fuck your shit up, like the black death or your city getting wrecked in an aerial bombing campaign during WWX.
Henry Hernandez
>an FPS where you run through mazes solving resident evil style puzzles while succubus hunt you down and everything is very psychadelically colored.
>but those are just dreams and it's a Catherine/VN style game outside of that and the succubus are the many women in your life where you view they're ruining it
Zachary Morgan
You play as a guy who rapes women.
Dominic Walker
Loli boxing
Kayden Smith
Sounds hilarious desu.
Oliver Anderson
>hoi4 style war game but more on fictional war scenarios, with multiple options and endgoals routes
Jacob Allen
Ethan Morales
Game has you play a Japanese man who smokes, but he lives in Alaska.
The game takes place during the 30 days of night period. In this small Alaskan town murders have been happening during the night, and people think it may be you. Basically you collect evidence to prove it's not you, instead of just trying to find the murderer. However, the best ending would be you solving the murder.
Brody Cox
Liberalism Simulator
You start out in an alien absolute monarchical society that has just undergone a French Revolution-like event. You are part of the new parliament and make choices as a member of that parliament for the next 200 years (you are part of a race of long lived aliens who often live to be 250). You can play to whatever values you like.
Generally speaking the most radical leftwing policies have a risk of throwing the country into turmoil, empowering the mob, or causing a reactionary revolt. Moderate leftwing policies will get you criticized by the radical leftwing and if they have enough power you may be executed as an enemy of the revolution. If you align with the moderate conservatives they will literally back you up on anything even if you start doing some seriously corrupt shit (by the same token they expect you to not criticize them for their corruption). If you support the radical reactionaries you can roll back reforms that you didn't like the effects of but you will get criticized by all other groups and if you go too far you end up abolishing the parliament and reestablishing a dictatorial monarchist state.
You win the game if you survive 200 years.
Jaxon Murphy
It's loike Skyrim, but with Pokémon