Invent a brand new vidya mechanic. Now.
handjob simulation to ellen joe
>>735148556bed breaking mating press with shark girls
leveling in reverse
>>735148556Camera
>>735148713Demon Souls has that right?
>>735148713Nemesis from Cave Story
Are there mechanics found only in roguelikes but not to any other genre?
>>735148843Not really.>>735149023Wasn't aware of that one.
sex mechanics where you can sex up anyone and you'll see bob and vegenes and penis
choices actually change the ending.No changing one part of dialog doesn't count
Crypt miningExhume the endless graves for bone dust to power the necropunk city above
>>735148556The hornier your character gets, the larger she grows.
>>735148556You can became animals to resolve puzzles, like you became a cat and jump a wall, or a mouse and you fit under a door etc.Also what if we have Vehicle segments again? They were popular 2 decades ago.
>>735148556You build sex meter from handjobs from female party members and/or female enemies and when you jizz, the jizz turns into something that depends on the last who jerked you off. Could be semen that turns into 9mm, could be Pikmin.The handjob meter CAN go down if the lady sucks or the mood is wrong or if the enemies are killing your boner.
AI could open up large possibilities for character dialogue. Devs program characters with lots of information and triggers, and you type (or speak) your character's dialogue instead of using trees/ lists.
>>735148556instead of open world, id make something like clearly defined levels with branching paths and designed to be fun and full of life and action and puzzles instead of long stretches of empty worlds and cut and paste towers to climb and camps with same gameplay. like a newer, refined version of games.
>>735148556if you die in the game you die irl
>>735148713warcraft 3
>>735148713Any game with death penalties
>>735149408Simultaneous turn taking on a grid.No one has the balls to make a game where the grid is 3d voxel space.
>>735148556Feel free to steal this idea, I've given up on game dev.Imagine a strategy RPG, you in your desperation have gathered up everyone capable of using a sword, bow, magic, whatever. You don't know who is who, and the enemy is beating down the gates. Yelling out "Where is Merlin the Wizard?" in the chaos of battle is not going to do you any favors, and you don't have time to manage an army and no hands to spare to find Merlin. Instead, you must observe the combatants and find him.How this works in-game; each unit is actually a generic, but the "unique" characters must be "found" among the generics. The generics have completely random stats, abilities and aptitudes, and the unique characters must be "recognized" via meeting certain requirements. For example, Merlin would have to be a man capable of magic, of good morals, and of demonic blood. You find a generic who rolled that trifecta and get him to a high enough level, you can pull him into your command center and ask "Are you the legendary wizard Merlin?", if he meets all the requirements, he becomes Merlin, otherwise he is disqualified from becoming Merlin.Every unit in the game that is a cambion wizard of good morals is like schrodinger's cat, until you pull him into your office, he is simultaneously Merlin and not Merlin.>>735148713I think this was in Neverwinter Nights or some other TTRPG-based game>>735148843No that's level drain, which is a very old RPG mechanic going all the way back to early D&D. It's very rare nowadays, mostly because it kinda sucks to deal with and it often opens up a fuckton of major exploits.
>>735150698Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead isn't voxel but it does have Z-levels.
If you can describe your design in a one sentence post then you don't have a design you have a meme premise which hasn't been fleshed out
>>735150859My post was exactly an off the cuff idea I came up with while shitting, actually
>>735148556Consentual passionate after work sex with Ellen Joe while Vivian has to watch
>>735148556Every time you reload it costs 50 cents
>>735148556instead of weapon triangles like most SRPGs and element/type-matchups like Pokemon, units have various race tags like "undead", "warrior" and "dragon" and these don't do anything, but they're also strong against specific race tags, for example a vampire hunter would be just "warrior" but would be strong against "undead" and maybe "demon".
>>735148556A game taking place in a deathloop where the mc has schizophrenia that gets rapidly worse as time passes from the instant you loop back to after dying, causing more enemies and weird shit to happen.So basically outer wilds but survival horror.
>>735148556I'm not giving you my ideas marketer kun
>>735151079>Consentual
A gaming peripheral where it attaches to your nose and allows you to smell things, like a sweaty anime girl anus.
>>735150859What part of "anal joystick control" requires more than a few words to pitch the idea? Do you really need me to go into detail about prostate manipulation, penetration velocity, and depth management to understand why flying a fighter jet or snowboarding down a mountain would be a better and more immersive experience through ass-fucking?
Every time someone dies in our brand new videogame, we will send a signal to a 7 foot tall niggerman that weights 300 pounds to rape OP in the urethra.Every death equals 10 cumshots.
>>735150789I thought something similar to your idea some time ago. In my case, I thought about a game where the characters are generic and, as you develop their stats and spend time with them, the character will adopt a personality and backstory out of a ton of pre-made ones so they feel fleshed out, with personalities/backstories being more likely to get chosen than others based on stats, things that happen to that npc in game,etc. I thought of it as a way to fix how your units in games like XCOM never stop being anything more than mindless empty puppets you don't know anything about or establish any connection with beyond seeing them kill stuff in game.
>>735148713>>735150649In EQ the item necromancers needed to summon corpses required that someone else sacrifice their experience to make it. I think it had a minimum level of like 46 or something though.
>>735152115XCOM was actually the inspiration for the idea, along with hiring the units in Valkyria Chronicles.>>735151408Literally how VenusBlood works.
>>735148556Fantasy MMO where you learn new spells by reading books, or in game mechanic's case a progress bar. >Characters all start as a blank slate, maybe some rudimentary starting spells at best>Progress on learning and reading can be made by logging out in a library or a study room. >You can make the spells stronger by re-reading the books to absorb the knowledge better.>Simple spells take no time at all to learn (5-10 minutes max) and more powerful spells will require you to spend more time reading (days or even weeks depending on how complex the spell is)Obviously you wouldn't be able to learn spells while you're out adventuring so you'd need to find a good balance between adventuring and learning to make yourself stronger
>>735148556A glove you wear while playing that makes it so if your character gets hit in the hand: you feel it.
A dungeon crawler like EO where you draw a map but the floors of the dungeon actually shift around so your maps become worthless after a while. The game never tells you this and starts out doing super subtle things you wouldn't notice, while slowly making the changes more drastic.
>>735148556twitter and steam chart integration
>>735148556Fart concoction.Your character's fart change in aroma depending on the things you have consumed. Health potions gives you the nastiest farts.Farts affects your party.
You draw on the screen with your mouse then click and the game world polygons contort in this way until breaking and then the physics engine calculates what happens next. This can include enemies, props, terrain or essential story npcs.
Using stamina as an extension of health as a shield of sort.
>>735151621Consent is hot as fuck
>>735148556tactile feedback of getting shot
