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Re: Take the last song you listened to and make it into a game
« Reply #15 on: October 05, 2015, 10:19:04 am »

Hah, I now have one that actually works; last listened to Apocalypse 1992. A mashup of Starcraft, Dawn of War, and... maybe Warcraft as well. Every map is some variation on a race against the clock to either unlock the Chaos Portal to the Galactic Nexus™ or to stop the player trying to. Loads of wacky fantasy creatures and classic sci-fi power armour, battlecruisers, etc.
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Re: Take the last song you listened to and make it into a game
« Reply #16 on: October 05, 2015, 11:53:43 am »

Tough one for me: Jan Johansson - Visa fran Utanmyra. Out of all the songs in all the genres I listen to...

I'm thinking a walking simulator or an adventure game of some sorts; either way, something not very fast-paced and not too dark in mood, but not manic-joyful either.

Considering the cliche associations of jazz in general, I would say a first-person classic-1920s-murder mystery kind of adventure game set in a peaceful forested countryside setting with autumn in full ARGH THE COLORS mode, with a lot of work put into making it really pretty visually, possibly as a Laura Bow-style 'clock is ticking' kinda thing where you chat up and eavesdrop characters and explore in search for clues to figure out who has, indeed, dunnit so you won't mess up the ending by picking the wrong suspect.
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Re: Take the last song you listened to and make it into a game
« Reply #17 on: October 05, 2015, 12:57:31 pm »

The most recent song for me (well, collection of songs really) is the Bastion OST. How ever could I turn this into a game?
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Re: Take the last song you listened to and make it into a game
« Reply #18 on: October 06, 2015, 12:43:40 am »

Question! by S.O.A.D.

A game where you play as a small handful of characters (in actuality the game follows their "souls" as they pass from one body as it dies to the next) whose lives are intertwined at every reincarnation. Something in gameplay like a cross between Indigo Prophesy and a Telltale Games game, where your actions at every reincarnation alter each soul. The character's traits, base opinions of the other characters, and all that fun stuff are tweaked based on your decisions. The conclusion could be vastly different based on your decisions. And there's no real "lose condition". If all your characters get dead, or really when they do, you move on to the next chapter of those soul's uhhh...lives I guess. You'd play as one character until you hit a point where you meet another, then you play the second up to that point, where interaction occurs. Then of course there's times where all three characters could meet as long as one didn't get ganked already.

I'd say you start with an American male during the gold rush, a Brave of one of the native tribes, and the son of a shopowner in a small town on the road west. This'd be in the 1840s-50s
Then they're a Brit during WWI, a French nurse perhaps, and an officer of the German Empire.
Then an American GI circa WWII, a French nurse Belgian father, and a wounded Nazi.
A pair of French soldiers at Dien Bien Phu and a Vietnamese sniper.
An American spy and two Soviet "interrogators".

Obviously you'd have the choice to kill or not kill people at moments where you meet yourself I guess is how you'd put it since you play all the characters and that would subtly alter the disposition the reincarnations have of one another. I'm crapping myself about how good of a game this could actually be. I might start making notes for serious. I spent way too much time on this when I should be sleeping, which is probably why I've run with it so hard.
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Re: Take the last song you listened to and make it into a game
« Reply #19 on: October 06, 2015, 12:49:03 am »

the theme from The Blob. Given it's description of how the blob moves and it's repeated exhortions to "be wary/careful of the blob" i see it as a turn-based puzzle game where you have to make it across the board without the blob catching and consuming you
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Re: Take the last song you listened to and make it into a game
« Reply #20 on: October 06, 2015, 01:59:37 am »

This.

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Re: Take the last song you listened to and make it into a game
« Reply #21 on: October 06, 2015, 09:24:47 am »

the theme from The Blob. Given it's description of how the blob moves and it's repeated exhortions to "be wary/careful of the blob" i see it as a turn-based puzzle game where you have to make it across the board without the blob catching and consuming you

I feel like Europa Universalis is a game where you must be careful of the blob, also.
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Re: Take the last song you listened to and make it into a game
« Reply #22 on: October 06, 2015, 09:39:05 pm »

It's either "Xanadu" by Rush or "the last unicorn" by Ninja sex party

 the obvious course would be to combine them.. resulting in an RPG where you play an immortal being roused from your peaceful, and timeless existance by some apocalyptic event..
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Re: Take the last song you listened to and make it into a game
« Reply #23 on: October 06, 2015, 10:22:27 pm »

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