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A jRPG where the power of friendship is brutally deconstructed and stamped upon until it's left nothing but a paste on the sidewalk.
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Slur posted:A jRPG where the power of friendship is brutally deconstructed and stamped upon until it's left nothing but a paste on the sidewalk.
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Sep 21, 2014 17:36
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An anime fighter where you play as a various cast of jedi
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Sep 21, 2014 17:42
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RulerSmack posted:Does it have to be just LA? Robin Williams could barely get away and move on to the next major city getting stronger as you upgrade the proton pack to finally catch him. each city/level could be a different ghost (seymour hoffman, heath ledger etc.). the final stage is cannes, where murray/cosby fights the malevolent hollywood necromancers responsible for conjuring these actors' ghosts from the underworld
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Sep 21, 2014 17:44
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A fighting game where every night they re-roll stats for the characters so the meta stays fresh
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Sep 21, 2014 18:05
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Fantasy MMO with active, participatory gods. The game world's gods and spirits are run by moderators. Players can send prayers to these beings and appease them with sacrifices like crafting materials, pvp tokens. Sacrifices grant default bonuses to the individuals or clans that make them, but the sacrificers send a written prayer up with their offering to the designated god or spirit who can reward them with blessings, items, supernatural npc servants or divine intervention. Gods could appoint player priests and champions, send messages to the faithful, punish players who send frivolous or inappropriate prayers. End-game content could center on enacting massive rituals to manifest permanent blessings, alter the terrain or npc mobs of a region, even creating new spirits by having a designated player including their character in the sacrifice--deleting the mortal character forever but allowing them to reroll as a spirit character whose power grows with the prayers and sacrifices offered to them by their mortal guildies.
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Sep 21, 2014 18:06
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FactsAreUseless posted:Every character from every game, movie, tv, and book universe comes in for a huge party, and you have to solve a murder mystery when they all get locked inside. There's also a dating sim. what happens...when u fall in love w/ a killer?...
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Sep 21, 2014 22:09
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JethroMcB posted:what happens...when u fall in love w/ a killer?...
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Sep 21, 2014 23:17
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A game where you have to get along with people, watch what you say, watch your actions, and do ridiculously hard QTEs that randomize every time that also have +10 button combos. Easy=hard, norm=very hard, hard=good luck. You have unlimited continues and no checkpoints. Let's think of some story people.
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Oct 6, 2014 08:07
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Gone Home sort of thing where you wonder around a house and pick up random poo poo to unravel a personal and interesting story about a family. Like Gone Home you don't actually do anything and don't have any investment or impact on the story, but then it turns out that it's because you're a ghost. The goal is then get them to leave the house by using ghostly powers in some way. Then you get to mess with the family in the way of your choosing so you either resolve their problems, commit wacky hijinks, murder them indirectly with Rube Goldberg accidents or drive them insane so they kill each other. They will have their own story they are trying to follow that you can indirectly interact with. However if the family gets too suspicious they can hire a spirit medium to drive you out, but at the same time you can get one family member to be suspicious while making the others distrust them you can convince them the family member is insane. Also you can kill the spirit medium which will definitely drive the family out but it's real hard. There will be a Blood Money style score system and a bunch of rewards that break the game and a bunch of different endings. However all endings focus on the deaths of the family members in some way because death is certain, except for you.
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Oct 6, 2014 14:32
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The family will have a ton of issues that can be resolved or exploited, like one is gay and you can arrange things so that it's revealed in a way that the rest accept or leave the family member messages convincing them that they are a sinner who will never escape the eye of god until they hang themselves. Or the dad is a recovering alcoholic and you can either make sure he doesn't drink or drive him to it, which makes it easier to make him either go nuts and kill his family or commit domestic abuse. Extra points if you get another family member to call the cops, who show up but don't do anything. Eventually the abused family members may shoot the father then run away or just run away before the father shoots himself. No matter whether you are benevolent or not you get extra points and the to get the best score you probably need to mix up destroying their lives and fixing it then destroying it again.
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Oct 6, 2014 14:41
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You Vs. The World kinda like twitch plays pokemon but you play as someone in some kind of head to head thing against an opponent who's movements is based on every other player's inputs.
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Oct 6, 2014 16:32
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SeXReX posted:You Vs. The World twitch plays hotline miami
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Oct 6, 2014 22:41
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Bifner McDoogle posted:Gone Home sort of thing where you wonder around a house and pick up random poo poo gone home sort of thing where you wander around a house and pick up poo poo like literally feces the twist at the end is that it's been your own turds and you've been eating them because you're playing as a mentally challenged and it's a commentary that you would have to be a loving retard to spend $20 on this game
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Oct 7, 2014 09:10
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Tetris, but multiplayer where one guy deals with the blocks, and the other guy has a constantly-rotating pool of 10+ blocks that he gets to decide in which order they are presented to the player 1.
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Oct 7, 2014 09:35
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tetris but at the end they tell you the blocks were people. art
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Oct 7, 2014 11:04
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A gone home sort of thing, except Hitler's bunker.
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Oct 7, 2014 17:36
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An RPG where your party members are off doing their own thing for a little bit before grouping up when you load a save. I don't even care what the actual RPG is about.
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Oct 8, 2014 22:40
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Level Slide posted:An RPG where your party members are off doing their own thing for a little bit before grouping up when you load a save. I don't even care what the actual RPG is about. RPG with a time of day mechanic that locks out certain party members from participating in raids.
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Oct 8, 2014 22:43
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zeal posted:Fantasy MMO with active, participatory gods. The game world's gods and spirits are run by moderators. Players can send prayers to these beings and appease them with sacrifices like crafting materials, pvp tokens. Sacrifices grant default bonuses to the individuals or clans that make them, but the sacrificers send a written prayer up with their offering to the designated god or spirit who can reward them with blessings, items, supernatural npc servants or divine intervention. Gods could appoint player priests and champions, send messages to the faithful, punish players who send frivolous or inappropriate prayers. End-game content could center on enacting massive rituals to manifest permanent blessings, alter the terrain or npc mobs of a region, even creating new spirits by having a designated player including their character in the sacrifice--deleting the mortal character forever but allowing them to reroll as a spirit character whose power grows with the prayers and sacrifices offered to them by their mortal guildies. my friend played a MUD like this where he was one of the gods, though I don't know if it was as supported in the mechanics as your example. it seemed pretty cool
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Oct 8, 2014 23:04
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GTAV San Andreas Street Stories DLC.
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Oct 18, 2014 21:51
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Battlefield: Ghetto territory. Carl Johnson (C.J.) is The Gangleader in Grove Street. He has grown to be quite ruthless. You can pick from 3 different characters: 1. The Dangerous. 2. The Covert Spy Thief. 3. The Fuzz. Bonus: The Ruthless. Unlock at 100% and secret mission?
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Oct 18, 2014 22:05
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A game which actively gets bored of you and puts you on its backlog in favor of other players.
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Oct 18, 2014 22:45
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I had a dream about a new XTREME Tapper where you controlled the mug, via Kinect, as it slid down the bar. You would lean left or right as patrons karate chopped or chainsawed the bar in half. The bar would change when you passed X length. So you'd leave the Oktoberfest, skid off the first responders, bounce off the alien abduction and high five the presidential oath before some dude grabs you. Bonus points for knocking craft beers onto hipsters, sponsored by the King of Beers, Budweiser.
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Oct 26, 2014 10:47
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homeworld but as dust mites in a cloud of pet dander and bong smoke in some hipster's apartment.
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Oct 26, 2014 16:40
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The Olfactory Rift.
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Oct 26, 2014 16:48
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Slur posted:A jRPG where the power of friendship is brutally deconstructed and stamped upon until it's left nothing but a paste on the sidewalk. I hope this exists one day
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Oct 26, 2014 17:37
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Same, but only because the protagonists tried to make it work using only lovely friendship speeches and half-assed montages to sort of establish relationships. As though they'd actually be friends if they spout off friendship platitudes enough times. Meanwhile practically everyone else, even the villainous team, is actively putting effort into developing healthy relationships.
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Oct 26, 2014 20:01
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