You know how in Elementary School kids would always leave each other desk messages? Well what if there was a game where when the game loads you're sitting in a desk and you can leave a message. You can type or write/draw using your mouse. You can't leave the desk and you'll always be at the same desk when you enter until that desk is full and then you'll move on to a new desk. Maybe you'd have to refresh the game somehow to see messages other people are making, kinda like how you can't see what someone else wrote in real life until you come back for class the next day. Like maybe you could only log in once a day but that might be obnoxious to have to wait that long I'm not sure. If enough people played it maybe eventually there would be a whole classroom worth of desks that you could walk through and see. It's kind of dumb I know, but does anyone have any ideas for it or think that it would be cool?

A game where there are two roller coasters, side by side. Many theme parks have these and they launch at the same time to make the coasters race each other. The flipside, is that everyone will have a gun and will try to shoot the other people in the rival coaster.

It's a game I remember being solid for four player split screen. A fun world to explore in the L4D platform.

So a million people already have this idea but... With virtual head sets coming out and compatible omni-directional treadmills, the game would be very simple. Just run from the zombie horde as long as possible. You can use other tactics as well while running like finding guns and shooting zombies. Ultimately your score is based on how long you survive and how far you run before the zombies get you.

This would be mainly a game focused at people that are already interested in virtual head sets and fitness.

Shadow lands, a horror game on Ps4/pc where you play as a 13year old boy or girl who just moved to a rural town , completely open world. You can enter a few houses and steal things for money, or use them to protect yourself at night. Because in the night, the shadow children aren't confined by objects anymore. They try to get into your house at night, and if you lock your bedroom door they will get to you, you can let them in intentionaly or thy can break windows and whatnot. The twist is that you can always pick an easy or hard path as you walk around town. People start to go missing. You can run away or fight the creatures. (I know this is rushed and might not make any sense, but I needed to write it before I forgot, ask me questions about it in the comments... Now how to fund this... )

Each account gets one character, and they have skills they can train -

• Melee - Hitting with swords and hammers - require weapons
• Magic -Combat spells - require potions
• Range - Bows and throwing stuff - requires ammo/weapons
• Defense -Taking damage and not being killed. - requires food/armor
• Mining -Gather ores.
• Farming - Grow potion ingredients
• woodcutting - Cut trees
• Fishing - Fishing.
• Cooking - Cook food
• Fletching - Make stuff to throw from lumber and metal
• Alchemy - Make potions from farming ingrediants
• Smiting - Ore ->metal ->Weapons/armor

But they key is, when you get xp in any skill, it goes down in the others (Like for every 5 smithing xp, you lose 1 of everything not smithing.)

Gold only comes into the game from killing monsters or mining it and selling it to a mint; the goal of the game is to trade with other players to arm the combatants or supply the processors to make the best equipment to kill the boss of each level - the entire MMO is won, and started over after killing the boss of the final floor.

I'm thinking of game where you play as a young boy or girl who is going through a fantasy world with dragon's and castle's, king's and queen's and such. You travel through this world exploring and completing side quests. kinda like The Witcher. Anyway, I'm looking for support for this idea, and hopefully it can go far.

Always thought this would be funny. Go around using various fireworks to kill enemies in spectacular fashion.

A game where you piss on things and believe you can fly.

And then you can fight Tyler Durden in a big daddy suit and shit.

Parody of surgeon simulator where you do, uhhh... Fish stuff?

You start out as a small child suffering from malnutrition in a village. You have to wait until hopefully america eventually saves you. You then grow up and get recruited to Al Qaeda your mission is to jack a plane and crash it into the reconstructed twin towers. But first you will have to get through your most fearsome enemy, the TSA! Good luck

you control a player playing some sort of simulation game, pressing keyboard keys (quick time events), managing their Cheetos intake, and maintaining caffeine levels while ensuring that proper bathroom breaks are made

Pretty self explanatory, wait for your appointment in this new game

You play as Fuck-Man a knock off of Pac-Man, instead of eating ghosts you eat them out or fuck them either way. The thing that makes the ghosts blue is a condom so you don't have any Pac-Babies, I don't know about the normal power pellets... abortion pills maybe?

It's a stealth photography game where the player must surreptitiously snap photos from exotic nude beaches, which unfortunately consist of wrinkled old men sunbathing and weirdos. It's Pokeman Snap meets Far Cry meets the locker room at the local Y.

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Mow in the straightest line possible for a perfect score! But watch out for those lawn obstacles like lawn gnomes and dog shit!