An mmo in an American city, revolving around joining a gang and completing missions for them. Similar to other mmos where you'd join a clan. Could even have base attacks and defenses, drive by shootings and what not.

I also made this post on Ninja_Lazer’s show to game thread, but I thought I might as well post it on my thread, too! Now, the idea specifically has Shiki as its basis, but it could also work with any generic vampires! [quote]Show: Shiki Genre: Stealth/Horror Dev: Eh.. I dunno. Someone who’s experienced with horror without loads of gore/jumpscares. First thought was the folk behind Little Nightmares. [b][u]Warning:[/u][/b] Shiki is an [i]amazing[/i] show, if you’re even slightly into vampires. This post is going to be jam-packed with spoilers, and the last thing I’d want is to ruin the experience for anyone. It’s only got 22 episodes, so go binge watch it before reading. :p Still here? Okay, cool, here we go! The show; [spoiler]Last warning! Spoilers ahead! So, Shiki is a show about vampires, who call themselves, you guessed it, shiki, off of a fictional creature written up by Seishin. They’re the total stereotype—burn in sunlight, rise from the dead, can’t enter houses uninvited, the works! The first half of the show totally demonizes them. Sets them up as murderers, and monsters. The second half of the show, is how, yeah, they’re murderers & monsters, but the living folk are even worse, and everyone I’ve ever heard talk about the show either sides with the shiki, or don’t take a side at all. At the end of it Sunako (the head of the shiki) and Seishin (a sort of half vampire) were the only two survivors on the vampire side, and Seishin hid Sunako in a suitcase to protect her from sunlight (which he was immune to) and snuck out of the village.[/spoiler] The game: [spoiler]It would take place after Shiki (the show). After Seishin & Sunako flee, they slowly rebuild Clan Shiki, turning people undead, and such. Of course, the clan never grows huge, but large enough that Sunako could dispatch someone to try and turn another town into a “nest” for the shiki, like they failed to do in the anime. The game would start out pretty similar to the show. Someone goes missing, you’d track them down, they’d be sick, and would die shortly thereafter. When this illness begins to spread, the townsfolk reach outside, and Toshio (a doctor who figured out the shiki in the show) recognizes the symptoms, and comes to try and warn everyone about the shiki. The protagonist would be a regular father of a teenager. He’d buy into Toshio’s stories a little bit, and start doing his own investigations. During the day, the town would be free-roam, and act as a sort of hub to talk to the townsfolk, but by nightfall it would be structured in linear stealth levels. There would be no combat, and not very many enemies, but if you were seen, and couldn’t escape, it’d be an instant game over (think Little Nightmares). Not far into the story, your son/daughter would disappear, and would function as a sort of recurring antagonist for a little bit, but would also serve as the first of 3 bosses. It would be a stealth-based boss, where you’d try to sneak up on him/her a certain number of times (sort of like The Tower in Shadow of War). After, your character would get ready to stab them with a metal stake, but after their pleading, you can’t bring yourself to do it, telling them to leave. They seem to, at first, but turn arpund, and try to bite you to turn you. You’d be forced to kill them. Now, whenever you kill a shiki, a particular soundtrack would play, where a chilling voice would join in with the instruments, like when [url=https://youtu.be/yqJ7LtZgMAc]Elsa uses her ice magic[/url], or when [url=https://youtu.be/ZiTfyvmRLb0]Six gets hungry[/url]. After that, you decide to try and expose the shiki, which would make the second boss, and introduce you to the main villain. You’d kill one of the villain’s underlings in public, after exposing what they are as boss #2. The final level would take place not long after, with there being less penalty for failing stealth, due to the town being in riot. The end part of the level would be in the shiki’s manor, and there’d be a finall boss fight against the lord of the house. As you go to drive the stake into his heart, he grabs your wrist, and the “killing a shiki” soundtrack plays as he bites your neck. “I know it stings a bit, but don’t worry, you’ll go into hypovolemic shock soon enough. Won’t sting much then. It’s time for bed, detective, see you in the morning, yeah?” He’ll say, as the screen fades to black, and the credits roll. At this point, the player should be thinking “wait, is that it?” because this would be super short. Once the credits are over, though, the screen will fade back in, wuth you waking up, revealing that was only 1/3 of the game. “Rise & shine sleepyhead. Don’t mind that whole “I can’t breathe” thing, it’s perfectly normal for a shiki like yourself!” Will be the introductory statement as you begin the latter 2/3 of the game. At first you’ll try to deny how you’re a shiki, now, but as you see how cruel the townsfolk have become, you’ll slowly become more accustomed to your new state of undeath, even trying to protect other shiki at this point. The hub will change to the now-fortified manor, but the open hub/linear level system is still there. New mechanics are added, now, too, where you need to feed at least once a night or starve to death. You can’t kill someone with a bite, but you can quickly finish them off after, although the lord of the manor (who now serves as a sort of tutorial giver & your boss) asks you to not murder anybody, because they can only rise as a shiki if you kill them with a bite, thus advising you to instead sneak out durung the hub moments & feeding then, when folk are asleep. This will require getting access to people’s houses, though, as you can’t enter without permission. You also have slightly more combat potential now, but open combat will still get you killed as Toshio trained everyone on how to fight shiki. Really, this only lets you do stealth executions, although they’re rather loud, and will get you detected pretty quickly. You’re also much faster, and harder to detect in shadows. The plotline now revolves around trying to get as many shiki out as you can, but your little stunt has caused a full blockade of the town. At the end of the game, you’re one of only a few survivors, who meet up with Sunako and Seishin at the edge of town, and all leave together, as the villagers begin tearing themselves apart with paranoia, and savagry. The interesting part is that this will stay a horror game through & through, even once thw baddies become normal humans. Flickering lights, dark hallways, a feeling of oppression. All there. Add in a few chase scenes, a couple puzzles, and tense stealth sections, and wala! A first person Little Nightmares is sort of how I imagine the gameplay. I think they should ditch the anime aesthetic of the show for a more realistic one, just because 3D anime models always look kinda goofy.[/spoiler][/quote]

Obstacle course game using Titanfall 2 mechanics.

A hardcore Halo strategy game with XCOM style combat, imagine it, you control a team of ODSTs who have dropped on installation 05, cut off from the UNSC but continuing on with their mission. After combat you could salvage weapons and vehicles for your squad.

I had a dream where I was the character in a game and on the first mission I had to lick a rock with10 eggs glued together in the shape of a skull on top of it while it was desert hot in a cave.

Pokémon: The REJECTED Versions... Pokémon Brown: Just like Red/Blue, but you can catch and use only Digletts. Pokémon Pink: Like Brown, only with Jigglypuff. Pokémon Rainbow: Like a regular Pokémon game, except at the beginning, when you choose your character gender, you get 457 options. Pokémon Booger Yellow: Pikachu follows you just like in normal Yellow, but is consantly making gross sounds. Pokémon Lavender: Like a regular Pokémon game, except you get to deide which of the male Pokémon professors to do "happily ever after" with.