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[10ebbor10]

1:Space Race Succesor

A successor to an old game I used to run. Space players run space organization, in a sort of friendly competition. They have to research components, design rockets, and as such explore the universe. Relatively hard science, based on real world concepts, but with considerable freedom in what players can achieve. The original game ran from an impressive length, from 1946 to 1970, taking players from small rockets to spaceshuttles and space stations.

This newer version would use a streamlined payload calculation system, and take place in the new space era, from the 2000 onwards, rather than just after the second world war .

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2: Mars, the Next Frontier

An interesting variant on the Outpost games. Rather than saving humanity from the destruction of the Earth, in this game players have the lead over an innovative program to create humanities first Mars Colony. This will result in there being no monolithic voyage and shipbuilding phases, as these'll be spread out as players get to decide on what supplies are sent from Earth during every launch window.


3 : The Grand Railway

Players are railway magnates, trying to be the first to complete a grand railway from coast to coast, in a pseudofictional variant of 19 century America. Along the way they need to acquire alternate ways of making profits and resources, defend their railways of both man and nature, take care of the competition, and innovate in new infrastructure to pass through the great unknown.

4: Airship arena Game

A simple game. Players design an airship, and we simply drop them in one arena, looking to see what happens.

5: Cursed

High Fantasy.

Players are all people who have, for reasons known only to themselves, forfeited their souls to demons. With their latest attempt at breaking out from the hell in which they reside failed, the demons have now called in this debt. Initially weak, players can choose to make further deals with the devil to gain additional power, making it easier for them to accomplish their goals, or to try and accomplish their evil quest without that, perhaps regaining their soul as a reward once it is completed

[GiglameshDespair]

Cursed could be interesting. I'm always fond of magic systems that require sacrifice.

But if the demons already have the player's souls, why would they make further deals?

[10ebbor10]

The demons kind of got in a bit of a pickle, and promised you your souls back if you would settle a few things in the real world for them.

[Radio Controlled]

The second one seems most interesting to me, followed by the first option.

[Gwolfski]

THe grand railway looks fun

[Pencil_Art]

All of these sound quite interesting.

[Nirur Torir]

I'm most interested in 1 or 2, followed by 5. It would be nice to see 1 revived, but a settling Mars SG would be fun too.

Brainstorming for 5: A possible price could be adding on extra objectives which would make the world worse - Assassinate a benevolent lord who would be replaced by someone horrible, spread a plague, or ruin a shipment of much-needed food.

[SOLDIER First]

Cursed looks very, very good.

[FallacyofUrist]

I would love to play 4.

[AbstractTraitorHero]

5 sounds cool.

[Whisperling]

5 sounds great, followed by 2.

[Kashyyk]

I vote for all of the above.

[RulerOfNothing]

I would say that I am most interested in 1 and 2.

[crazyabe]

I'd like 1, 2, or 5, And I am most interested in 2 or 5.

[10ebbor10]

I vote for all of the above.

Yeah, I'm not that crazy.