Scifi fps with a good campaign and good characters, like Bad Company, Gears of War 1-3 and Halo 3. I want to care about the story and the people in it. I want good game mechanics that make sense. I should be able to fire a weapon without every bad guy in ten miles knowing just where I am and rushing over. Windows should break. Doors should open. I should be able to go to that cool place over there instead of being threatened with death because I've "Left The Mission Area".

a halo game with a kick -blam!- campaign and compelling story, while also having classic game modes and splitscreen.

Titanfall 3

Halo 4, made by golden-era Bungie. Marty is still at the studio, as is Paul Russel, Joe Staten, and all the good guys.

Gun Gale Online, minus all the conflict in SAO. Love the asthetic and gameplay as shown in the show. GGO Alt does the best job of displaying how the game functions.

The Browns playing in a Super Bowl is my dream game.

I enjoy a good cooperative shooter, one which you have a predefined role (e.g. medic, sniper) and can approach the objective in different ways. Far Cry, Ghost Recon, and Rainbow 6 have all had elements of this over the years.

I want an open world game with a big ship and great character relationships (essentially Outer worlds) but on top of that we have a fallout 4 HUD and rpg building system (crafting and perks and such) that’s on the ship. And instead of the ship functioning as a fast travel type thing, it’s more like Starlink where you have to breach the atmosphere and fly to the planet. And then maybe there’s some kind of object you need to find on each planet to purify it maybe or something. Just an idea tho.

A co-op RPG combining the melee combat of [i]Ghost of Tsushima[/i] (for small enemies), the verticality and scaling of [i]Shadow of the Colossus[/i]/[i]Dragon's Dogma[/i] (for big enemies), the ranged and trap combat of [i]Horizon[/i], and a magic system where runes/handsigns/words are assigned to keys/buttons and you combine them to create spells. Throw in some [i]Monster Hunter[/i] part harvesting and crafting where you can pick various component templates and which materials to craft them from for robust customization. And while we're at it, [i]ESO[/i] cosmetic system where one piece of gear in function can have multiple forms. Heck, add gear degredation and maintainence as long as it's relatively slow. [i]Death Stranding[/i]'s rate felt right. [b] [/b] Sorry, backlog. I'd play the hell out of that.

Dark Souls 2 but being polished and would of had all the time that it needed and would of not gotten cut short.

🤔 2013 E3 The Division Gameplay because from what I got froM that release was that it was going to be a Open World MMO Survival game that was realistic. I was wrong 😂 An Open World MMO Survival game set in the City of Rapture ( Bioshock ). Imagine this! ALL of Rapture if opened up and you play as a Splicer that is simply trying to survive, make a base in Fontaine Fisheries or Arcadia or etc… having to fight off other Splicers ( PvE and PvP ) as well as Big Daddies. 😍

A game where I can run around in a Count Dooku suit and slaughter innocent long-legged spiders.

Idea 1. A 2D platformer with both a fully fleshed out platforming system, and a combat system based on 2D fighters, like Skullgirls. Fights wouldn’t be strictly 1v1, there could be cheap throwaway enemies that attack you in swarms, but it would need to recreate that feeling of playing a fighter. Bosses would be the tricky part. While the easy answer would be that they play out like an actual fighting game, that limits how crazy some bosses could get. At the same time, though, fighting game bosses that don’t play like a regular match kinda suck. Hack ‘n slashes like Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin almost hit the mark, but they’re generally more simple. Give me a full six attack buttons in a platformer! Idea 2. Basically CrossCode, but as a Roguelike with a ton of different fighting styles and customization options. Level editor, too. The crazier and more over the top these fighting styles get the better. CrossCode’s combat is really satisfying, and I’d love to see more of it, especially if they went all out. Idea 3. A true Metroidvania Roguelike. These genres are basically opposites of eachother, but if someone could somehow pull it off it would be amazing. Sundered came cloae to this, but not quite.