Ask Lemmy

I don't think I would want to be part of the creation process but another Zero Escape or Somnium Files game

Ultima 4 Quest of the Avatar.

Final Fantasy VII. Don’t change the story. Don’t change the combat. Don’t change the open world. Don’t add a damn card game. Don’t add a damn VR training session. Don’t split it up into episodes.

Just update the graphics and fix bugs.

If people like it, then do VIII next.

I would have Puppeteer from the PS3 remade for PS5 with full 4k HDR graphics. What a damn shame that game came out exclusive to PS3 as the PS4 was launching. Why they didnt release it as a cross gen game is beyond me because it's fantastic!

I'd redo shadowrun so it was fps but with access points for hackers riggers etc. so combat may take place here, but support staff is x miles away. AI badies so it's not a cake run.

Socom 2.

Final Fantasy Tactics advanced 3 omg I need it so bad

Sequel to freelancer.

I think I'd remake some old 2d game, upgrade it with modernized graphics and add in a few extra tricks, smarter enemies, better physics representation.

Things like Lode Runner, Wings of Fury (which has been remade to death, but they're not right), and the original Mario.

Complete remaster of Xenogears, with a fully fleshed out disc 2.

Theme Hospital, as an appimage.

"Remake" of industry giant 2. Not exactly though, more like similar because there are some painpoints to addess.

Custer's Revenge remastered

A game that contains all games. You want to play an RPG? Racing? Fighting? Survival? Horror? Rogue-like? Souls-like? Puzzle? RTS? FPS? My game has all that and more.

I'd have to take a poll to see which of my many ideas I would do. But it would most likely be something like Dwarf Fortress, but sci-fi, with space travel and such.

I want a DIFFICULT competitive (non pvp) rpg with REAL money on the line.

Every 12 months you buy a character for $10, you can have a maximum of 30 hours of play time on that character for the month (with some form of real ID checking to prevent multiple accounts) and every character who dies (absolute permadeath no exceptions) kicks $5 into the kitty.

Do you go out hard early in the month to get the best loot and most xp or be patient and let other people discover this months mechanics, be more likely to survive but also more likely to fall behind the curve? Wait to learn the different types of enemies or go full Leroy? Tweak your character to suit the different meta every month or be focused and pray? The interesting part would be that once it gets down to the last 100 players, people start getting paid a % of the kitty with #100 getting free entry next season and it going up from there.

A Labyrinth game with well endowed Goblin King and a Bog of Eternal Stench and doors that give you riddles.

Dune: Universe.