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Multiple properties need an RPG that takes place before or after the main events. Keep the stakes relatively low. Meet characters that might show up in the future, but not any of the main cast. Also making sure that you can't become too powerful, so there's no reason the main characters wouldn't hear of you. More escape vs power fantasy. This could work really well with a Dragonball or atlab, or even a marvel mutants type thing. I just want to exist in the universe.

I'd like to see a Wheel of Time adaptation done like The Elder Scrolls. You could be Aiel or Aes Sedai, Ashaman or Seanchan. Be from Camelyn or the Stone of Tear. But, based on the way they did the tv show, it would be a fucking MTX nightmare.

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

Star Trek. ST online started promising, but it turned into loot box gambling.

Avatar deserves a game that isn't absolute drivel. It's the kind of series that would be well severed by having distinct control layouts for different fighting styles. Like earth bending using the triggers, fire using the buttons, water using the control sticks, and air using motion controls. Then, in the end game, you control the avatar and you're juggling your controller and using it like a bop it

Give me another Elder Scrolls as magical as Morrowind.

You can't do it, Todd. Move on. Found an indie studio to make little games.

I am yearning for a new rts and Dune has been a great well for that genre before. So that, but I need Tim Curry to do an fmv as baron harkonnen.

I dunno otherwise. Maybe Avatar: the last airbender? Could have some neat rts potential too.

Karl Marx Kapital and we turn it into a 4x that isn't made by paradox.

30 years war and it's a total war style game.

I love the SCP universe so something with that. I don't have a lot of gamer buddies, so I could never get into that multiplayer one. I've tried lobotomy corporation, but it's completely incomprehensible.

I remember reading some absolute sci-fi slop at my dad's place, that could be good for some fun games. The first was one where the moon was a spaceship and the protagonist was the only one that was allowed past it's defenses for some reason. Cloak-and-dagger type thing and then it evolves into big picture galactic warfare.
The other series was about a dumbfuck royal Scion, 3rd in line to the throne who miraculously survives an attempt on his life - His brothers weren't so lucky. He is then stranded on a jungle planet alongside his personal army, they befriend the natives, teach them poker, have sex with the natives

weird aside

(who in this species are sort of an inverse version of our sexual propagation. What the humans consider to be "the women" (because they have wombs) don't ovulate, because they have sperm cells. "The men" ovulate and can then inject an egg with an ovipositor.The author had some fetishes I assume.)

When they finally get off planet they discover the royal house has been couped. They have to do some spycraft to save the empress. When that is done it turns into a big diplomatic game of winning over all the rebels and so on.

Not fiction but a piece of history I wish was used for something: After WWII a european resistance cell consisting of a schoolteacher and her recent (adult) graduates went to Argentina and disappeared. This cell was responsible for the liquidation of several high-ranking Nazis. They were fueled in part due to the extra-judicial killing of 12 of their schoolmates, who, while being transported to a courthouse, were unceremoniously shot and dumped over a bridge by the SS. Imagine playing a game where you're an elderly schoolteacher going HAM in Argentina hunting Nazis. Wolfenstein could never. It'd be like Turok but no conflicting emotions about killing cool dinos. You could become like The Predator.

Monsters Inc and it's a cooking mama style thing, but for making children cry.

Feel like shit, just want Sid Meier's Pirates! back. Nobody has made something that scratched the same itch and everyone who tries to make a pirate game makes something else. Or a Bully 2. Or a good vampire game.

One Piece MMO

A Venture Bros fighter like Smash Bros.

I'd main Molotov Cocktease. I mean look at this grab attack.

But I'd also play The Monarch and Dr Orpheus too. And Shoreleave.

i just want an xcom style turn based strategy game but with transformers. there technically was one, but it was really short and for kids, and i just want a really difficult one like xcom sometimes can be lol

Amphibia should have a big game

Gimme some good plastic army men toy soldiers 3do games

Would be nice to see another good Total War game again even though I've almost completely lost hope for the series. It's been 13 years since fall of the samurai and it's all been downhill from there

Also another command and conquer game please

dragon ball z kakarot

I love this game so much, but i totally understand what you mean. Once you get over the initial joy of flying around in the Toriyamaverse you realize that it's a really small and shallow RPG world with not a lot going on besides fighting an endless stream of samey robots and saibamen.

I think for this idea to work you need to break away from the DBZ canon. Do a game set 100 years in the future, Master Roshi is still alive cuz he's been immortal the whole time, but everyone else is gone for good.

CRPG set in China Mieville's Bas-Lag.

I'd love to see another Twisted Metal game though I'm not sure if that's what you meant. I think it still has a lot of potential as a genre in general.

Judge Dredd. I don't think there's ever been a truly good game based on it.

A Malazan crpg in the style of the expeditions series would be amazing.

As someone who adores the wonky late 90's FPS adaptation, Wheel of Time could have been such a cool RPG, tactics game, or even Crusader Kings style strategy

Are any of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventurers games good?

I’d like to see a high-budget ARPG set in ASOIAF’s Westeros. I’m not sure what it would be about, but it would be cool if you, the player, start as a bastard from one of the Great Houses and work your way to becoming Hand of the King. Then you’d have enough political power to do all kinds of crazy shit. I’m a big fan of the juxtaposition of this gritty world of pointless, tragic human conflicts and talking tree-doors, time travel, dragons, and a thousand mile long, 500-ft high ice wall.

The GBA Dragonball RPG’s are solid

Toy Commander on Dreamcast was really really fucking good for its time and something like it with 256 players doing all sorts of crazy shit in a sandbox household flying/driving/swimming vehicles around all over the place would be incredibly fun.

Nobody has made literally anything like it since and I have no idea why because the concept is obviously good and the technology to realise it to its fullest potential didn't exist back then but it was still such a good game.

The first Mistborn era seems like it would be perfect for a prequel game where you take part in the internecine house wars between the nobility. It would be an open world stealth/action super-power game. Great setting, the large sparling inspired city of Luthadel, a fusion of Victorian and gothic aesthetic. With blanketing ash from regular volcanic eruption and the ever-present mists at night. The crushing misery the nobles inflict on the Skaa (serfs) under the ever watchful eye of the immortal Lord Ruler and his inquisitors.

It would have unique gameplay mechanics. Burning iron and steel to push and pull off metal in structures to fly through the sky and over buildings. Pulling and pushing your enemies who are holding metal. Or deflecting/firing metal objects large and small at your enemies. Using pewter to make your character tougher, tin to enhance their senses. Use zinc and brass to sooth or riot enemies. So you can slip by them or you can make them panic and flee. Using copper to hide yourself from seekers and brass to detect other mistborns and mistings.

Likewise enemies would vary, from simple guards wearing metal armour and holding metal weapons (which they will abandon if you start pushing and pulling them for wooden clubs), to the more professional haze-killers with no metals on them and their wicker shields and dueling canes, to mistings who only have one of the 8 powers to use on you (coinshots who fire objects at your, lurchers who pull you, pewter arms who are extra tough, etc) to enemy mistborns who have all the same powers as you, then maybe at the end of the game you might even fight an inquisitor with their enhanced powers and gruesome metal spiked eyes.

The Red Rising series would make a killer wargame, or 4X, or first person shooter.