I’m thinking games that have traditionally been in one genre, but that you’d love to see take a complete 180.

Mario + Rabbids, Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor and the newly announced Callisto Protocol roguelite.

Maybe you’d like to see a Mario platformer in the style of Cuphead or Meat Boy. Maybe it’s a new take on Zelda…by combining it with a turn based RPG.

Let’s have some fun and see what we can mash together.

  • fakeman_pretendname@feddit.uk
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    8 months ago
    1. Hitman series as an X-Com or Jagged Alliance style turn based strategy. I think that’s pretty easy to imagine and self explanatory.

    2. FIFA or Pro Evo as an ascii turn based tactical roguelike. I don’t mean running through dungeons etc, I mean still playing football, just that it’s controlled on a grid, with you controlling a single @, and the other players moving when you move a tile etc, keyboard shortcuts for pass/lob/shoot/skill manoeuvres etc.

    3. Rugby League Live series in the style of Sensible World of Soccer. Pretty self explanatory. Rugby pretty much missed the “fast paced arcade action, 3 minute match” era of computer games, and they just churn out these slow, buggy Fifa-likes each year.

    The closest I’m aware of currently are “Phantom Doctrine” (as a spy Xcom) and “Football Tactics & Glory” (as a turn based football game).

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    8 months ago

    More of a genre, but I’d like to see survival horror (like Alan Wake and Silent Hill) as walking simulators or similar. No combat, just atmosphere and story.

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      8 months ago

      The worst part of the Alan Wake games (at least for me) is the combat. I’d be happy to ditch those for less of that.

      I think SOMO actually patched in a mode that stripped out all combat for that exact reason.

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      8 months ago

      Silent Hill: Shattered Memories comes close. You walk around searching for your daughter, piece together what happened and occasionally run away from monsters. My first Silent Hill game and I thoroughly enjoyed it.