It's been very useful that I've shared ideas for my video games on Reddit. Not as much that I downloaded Unreal Engine 4 when this PC I've had for forever can't handle that hotness. Bound to crash....maybe even explode. Oi vey. :/
Coding is a bitch. But as a dev it's a norm, I can say that cuz it's the truth even tho I haven't done it...yet. I just see how complicated it is on YouTube. Too many steps make caveman head hurt lol. The coders in the tutorials make the clicks seem like NOTHING. They're Gandalf incarnate I tell you.
But over the past few years I've come up with ideas better than the ones when I first got into art. Now, I'm glad to share them for ur feedback :D
- Bushido Karma: Awkward stereotypically-anime ish title I know I know. But here we go...
It's set in the 23rd century and is more so inspired by the more generalized concept of the samurai's return in modern society. You play as Kuroba, a yojimbo who can alter luck of winning in combat in his favor (think Domino from X-Force). A character action open world game where your main quest is to find a traitor of your clan and kill him before he mends the Forbidden Hilt with the Blade of Shitakai. Dudes, I'm literally doling out this s**t plot from the top of my head. Least of my worries when people really want GOOD GAMEPLAY. speaking of which...
In BK, it's a mix of straight up action and the distinctive combat system from KOTOR. You get XP from kills, can chop off heads from the get-go without reaching the stupid level 20-or so perk from Skyrim, and you level up a la a Hanafuda card system. It'll be trickier to pick the right perks than Fallout, based on it functioning relatively similar to the aforementioned card game. Coming to (I wish): PS4. Likely ESRB rating: M.
- Terracide AD: Another character action open worlder. It's super real looking, creepy, darkly weird humored post-apocalypse sci-fi with elements of horror. You're a bug alien named Keephavix, and after the Krypton-styled destruction of your homeworld, you're on a ruined Earth tasked with finding and escorting a human woman to safety in the haven Nu Toronto.
Btw this idea is a spinoff of a short story I wrote and got published at a doomsday fiction-oriented site. It's set in the same world. U can find more info as far as the world/worldbuilding here:
https://ashtales.com/according-to-engolai-part-1-roach-groove/
As far as gameplay, you can naturally burrow and hide by camouflaging yourself to look like a boulder to enemies. There's a mix of shooting and melee combat, and it truly is meant to make you feel alien, not counting the depressing scenery and story and even side quests. Oh, and Keephavix is voiced by Tom Kenny. I hope. Coming to (I wish): PS4. Likely ESRB rating: M.
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