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what are some media franchises you'd die to see a good game of but has either gone ignored or done dirty? (hexbear.net)

submitted 3 days ago by godlessworm@hexbear.net to c/games@hexbear.net

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for me its dragon ball z. i've always wanted a good 3d open world dbz action rpg kind of game, but it's just never been done to its full potential. the closest we've gotten in my opinion is dragon ball z kakarot, which has great DBZ fighting game style fighting, and tries to incorporate it with an open world with rpg-light type features, but the world and rpg elements are just so uninspired and poorly done. they don't really blend well with the fighting segments either, it feels like all of the 'open world' is more of just a 3d overworld with minigames

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[–] MLRL_Commie@hexbear.net 1 points 1 day ago

Probably the redditor answer but anything based in the Avatar The Last Airbender universe. Like a rogue-like to make it not immediately overpower-y to be the Avatar. Think Hades. Like imagine basically Speedrunning as the Avatar and trying to take down some powerful Anti-Avatar god. Make it really feel fulfilling to learn the methods so that you can use powers aside from your starting base tribe and end up a fuckin lava/flying after dozens of hours of playtime. Fuck that'd be cool. It'd give some good reasons for some cool "recurrence" themes too of enemies from different nations coming to power and needing overthrown and how the grunts would look.

I'm ranting but I've wanted something like this for a while, and after playing Hades, the formula just seems perfect