#game pitches

[zenosanalytic]

Game/Movie Pitch: Steampunk Fantasy Mystery wherein the British Empire is snatching charismatic men off the streets of London to harness their Animal Magnetism for generating electricity :3 :3 :3

[zenosanalytic]

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yes this exactly. otherwise you just do it forever

Exactly! And when you’ve accomplished all of them, it looks like you won and you walk through a glowing door of light...

Right back into the first trial :| :| :|

Unless you not only beat them, but did it in a way that unlocked the Secret True Ending! Which is just having to play, like, the longest, most boring, and most brutal game of Risk(or Clue? some super boring game that takes forever), or something, with Hades. Just something super mundane and soul-crushing, that the Hades AI is actually really super good at, but plays in a really annoying way(like taking forever to move, or moving a piece but not letting go of it, then putting it back, then moving it somewhere else, then moving it back, etc) while simultaneously doing really annoying things(like talking about accounting, or the subtleties of Underworld paperwork and filing, or humming popular songs just slightly off key, or just humming the chorus to a popular song over and over and over again). Perhaps there would be an exploit you could find to get around this.

Perhaps there wouldn’t.

[pixel3r]

I’m looking for someone who can give me some very blunt opinions on my game ideas. So far, everyone I’ve talked to about them is a friend, and therefore somewhat invested in making sure I’m happy. I’d like some more blunt opinions.

Message me, send me an Ask, or contact me in almost any other way if you’d be interested in discussing several currently very fictional videogame and tabletop game concepts.

[pixel3r]

Game Pitches

Okay, so I'm taking Game Theory this quarter, and it focuses on designing games. Our first assignment was to create three pitches for games based on licenses or franchises which are not game based. I've put together pitches for a My Little Pony First Person Shooter, a Doctor Who Real Time Strategy game, and an adventure game based on the Keys to the Kingdom series of books by Garth Nix. Pitches below the readmore.

Spoilers for Doctor Who.

My Little Pony: The Changeling Invasion is a first person shooter for the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic license. The player controls the six main characters of the show, each of which has different abilities at their disposal for fighting off the changelings and helping the citizens of Canterlot. The game is in a mostly open world, with definite goals given to them to guide players along, while still keeping many secrets and side quests for more experienced players.

Doctor Who: The Man Who Stayed for Christmas is an RTS for the Doctor Who license. It is set in the town of Christmas, where the 11th incarnation of The Doctor spends his last few centuries. Due to the incredibly long timespan, the game is indefinite, randomly generating both your forces for the skirmish and your enemies. Difficulty can be set when a game is begun, by selecting The Doctor’s age.

Keys to the Kingdom is an adventure game based on the series of books by Garth Nix that share that title. Set in the supernatural world of The House, it follows Arthur Penhaligan as he searches for the seven pieces of The Will, and aims to defeat the seven Trustees of the will. It covers many varied landscapes and includes many puzzles involving the seven titular Keys.