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The last show you binged is being made into a game, what genre would suit it best?
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Mad Men
So probably either a Telltale-style thing, or maybe some kind of open-world Manhattan thing where you have to go to work, go meet clients, and the main gameplay aside from that is using some kind of puzzle system to make your way through Don's thought process into coming up with an ad idea.
So probably either a Telltale-style thing, or maybe some kind of open-world Manhattan thing where you have to go to work, go meet clients, and the main gameplay aside from that is using some kind of puzzle system to make your way through Don's thought process into coming up with an ad idea.
Third person shooter for Farscape? I think Destiny is the only game that reminds me of Farscape.
Fantastical open world adventure with plenty of unique characters and a cool soundtrack - Kipo the Game
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Last one I'm binging is Lucifer with the SO. I'm torn between adventure game point'n click or DontNod style.
The last show I binge watched was Barry so all I have to do is do a really bad job playing Hitman.
New Girl - survival horror would be best, I reckon.
Nah I imagine it being that DS cheap tie-in genre where you do random unrelated mini-games for half an hour before you're done
Norsemen. It would make for a sillier Assassins Creed: Valhalla that's for sure. More realistically I could see it maybe work as a game ala Obsidian's South Park.
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Star Trek Deep Space Nine
I've always thought a Star Trek game would work in the style of a Telltale game with each episode being a standalone adventure with maybe an overarching plot or theme
I've always thought a Star Trek game would work in the style of a Telltale game with each episode being a standalone adventure with maybe an overarching plot or theme
I recently watched 'The Ancient Magus' Bride', and as much as I want to say JRPG/Visual Novel, I think this particular series would fit much better as a Point-and-Click Adventure Game where you can examine objects and talk to non-player characters to learn more about the world.
It helps that it's a fantasy series that dives into Celtic and Britannic folklore, which isn't a common setting that's used in video games as it's approach to magic is less about flashy powers and more about learning to tap into a sprawling ecosystem governed by faeries and spirits who are much more ancient than you could imagine (but are only willing to help if you know how to ask).
It helps that it's a fantasy series that dives into Celtic and Britannic folklore, which isn't a common setting that's used in video games as it's approach to magic is less about flashy powers and more about learning to tap into a sprawling ecosystem governed by faeries and spirits who are much more ancient than you could imagine (but are only willing to help if you know how to ask).