Were you playing Saints Row: The Third again?

It's so crazy it just might work!

Yes, exactly that kind of stuff. Basically a mix between a nice grandma and a foulmouth Duke Nukem. I don't think a game were the ganny is the main protagonist would sell well, after all who wants to be an old lady, but it would be great as an extra mode where the main hero gets kidnapped and his nice and caring grandma gets her rocket-powered wheelchair and pneumatic cane to go rescue him. How awesome would it be to play as Duke Nukem's grandmother?

My idea isn't too original, considering it's "Wizardry, but in SPACE!".

Build up a crew of specialists, land on alien planets and explore them, negotiate with alien life, exterminate the hell out of any hostile lifeforms.

Also maybe some bounty hunter and trading subplots.

I've always had an idea for a Sims/God game hybrid.

Basically, you play a God. You start helping man (or whatever species you want) start their race. But you don't intervene directly. You can't build buildings, you can't tell them what to do; instead you're watching them. They'd be fully programmed to go through different stages of life on their own. You can intervene indirectly through disasters, favors, or what have you. You could slow down, speed up, stop, or whatever in their evolution as a species.

Eventually, they'd go one of many different ways (including potential extermination through violence if you wanted to let them), and might even attempt to find a way to bridge the gap between man and god. Which you could encourage, or you could punish. They might even stop believing you even exist which you could then let them go to see what happens or "remind" them. The game never "ends" unless all of your species dies off, forcing you to repopulate your world.

I find the idea of being able to observe the construction of civilization without having to do it yourself fascinating.

As long as you hire me to do the motion capturing, I'm all good :-).

To both of you:

Please go to Kickstarter and start fundraising.







No, I mean it.











DO IT NOW!!!

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To remain on topic in this thread:

A Medieval Torture Simulator with RPG elements like the SIMs where you can buy your furniture only with your own medieval Dungeon, with the options of designing models of your boss or mother in law so that you can let off some steam.
All embeded in a beautiful campaign, where you are the evil Villain abducting Princesses, defiling them and sending them back in pieces while stupid heroes die on your porch thank to your advanced traps and many loyal minions

Yeah kickstart a game where I get to make my own male avatar making sweet, love to any female game character I desire.

There already are such games, 3D sex villa for example...
http://www.ign.com/games/3d-sex-villa/pc-866343

I have always wanted an action RPG (like say Gothic, or Fallout) where the story was heroic, like games are now, but your character WASN'T. Meaning, one bullet can kill him. Or one alligator, or ONE INJURY. Where fast time travel might be used but injuries had to actually heal, instead of you know, just disappearing. Where time was a factor, so that you might have to choose to start back out on whatever quest you're working on before your injury is fully healed and suffer some stat loss as a result.

In other words, make it a realistic in attempting to AVOID DEATH AND INJURY. It's ok with me if killing other things in this world were a little unrealistic and I had to shoot a person 5 times with a shotgun in their face before they died, but I just think it would be so cool to have your character be as fragile as a real human is, and then perform some great deeds despite that.

Because immersion really is lost with me when you can get blown into 500 little pieces and then merely press a button and resume as though nothing happened. I know it would be more of a challenge, but if done fairly (i.e. your opponents are human as well with flaws) it would be really fun and engrossing.

Problem is I think I would be the only one that wanted that such a game, thus there will be no market for me or anyone else to come up with it.

GOG marketing simulator.

I Thought you didn't like multiplayer games? Oh! wait...