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[PTTG??]

There's two sides. One side is played as an RTS, where you build hundreds of robots. The other side is played as an FPS, where there's (3,5,7,9) players controlling individual heroes. The heroes have a generator or portal or spaceship or crystal parrot they need to protect, and the RTS guy has his command bunker or something.

The complicated maps have some areas that are easier for PCs to reach, and some that are easier for RTS drones to access. Both sides can modify it by building walls and defenses that limit the accessibility for the other side.

[Tsuchigumo550]

I want a game based around something like X-Com and Halo, where players do this:

-1 Choose a base team, which influences what base tech they start with. You'll immediately be flung into creating your first character then into a match. Fight against the other teams! Do well, and you'll get Research Points, take enemy weapons/items and gain specific Tech Points. Once match 1 is done, all teammates will be able to suggest tech paths to take, unlocking weapons and other things.

Depending on mode, techs are individual, chosen at random from one player, chosen at random from available points, chosen based on what most players took, with 50/50 or 25/25/25/25 splits being chosen at random.

Rounds are chosen anywhere from 3 (starting early, mid-"game", or endgame), 5 (starting early or midgame), or 7-8 (starting at base tech)

[Tsuchigumo550]

Oh, I also want to see the bastard child of Wipeout and Hydro Thunder. (of course they're both possibly dead racing games but fuck they were GOOD.)

Marrying the concept involves hovercraft, the air-powered amphibious ones.

You've got mostly aquatic maps, but they're equal parts on land/track, because amphibious.

The ships are over the top. Like, waaaay over the top. Each one has a unique weapon, as well as being able to use boost + universal weapons. One might have three fans instead of the basic one, and have miniguns on the sides.

[gigaraptor487]

Mount and Blade with highly accurate body damage with dismemberment and decapatation a la what Dead Island was supposed to be.

[WealthyRadish]

Mount and Blade with jetpacks. Think Natural Selection 2, but with a cavalry sword.

[HissinhWalnuts]

I want amorphous Plus 2 .

[PTTG??]

It's a time attack game. There's one dude, that's you. There's hundreds/ten/thousands of bad guys.

You have perfect time perception.

You punch, kick, and shoot your way upstream along the ever-increasing storm of baddies. You can't move faster than an ordinary ninja, but you can pause, slow, and even potentially reverse time. You can dodge bullets, though mainly by avoiding their laser scopes.

Survive as long as you can. When you inevitably get taken down, you get a real-time replay of your awesome battle.

[blazing glory]

right now I'm in a hurry later I will come up with some kind of game but as a on the fly answer I would LOVE to have any of the good games that exist right now to be 12 rated

[SalmonGod]

Mount and Blade with highly accurate body damage with dismemberment and decapatation a la what Dead Island was supposed to be.

Let me take you back to 1998, where some portion of your wish may be granted.

[Mech#4]

Mount and Blade with highly accurate body damage with dismemberment and decapatation a la what Dead Island was supposed to be.

Let me take you back to 1998, where some portion of your wish may be granted.

There was another game, "Severance: Blade of Darkness" that had dismemberment. It was a 3rd person hack and slash with different moves pulled off by button combos but I remember you could chop off an arm then use it as a weapon and probably other things.

I only ever played the demo, I think my computer had difficultly running it at the time. It's on Good Old Games for about $6.00, though it seems there it's only called "Blade of Darkness".

[SalmonGod]

There have been a bunch of games that had dismemberment as a major feature, but Die By the Sword and Dwarf Fortress are the only ones I've ever seen with effective and meaningful implementation.

[EnigmaticHat]

It's a time attack game. There's one dude, that's you. There's hundreds/ten/thousands of bad guys.

You have perfect time perception.

You punch, kick, and shoot your way upstream along the ever-increasing storm of baddies. You can't move faster than an ordinary ninja, but you can pause, slow, and even potentially reverse time. You can dodge bullets, though mainly by avoiding their laser scopes.

Survive as long as you can. When you inevitably get taken down, you get a real-time replay of your awesome battle.

You should check out Superhot.  Its not exactly what you want, (and currently its more of a demo than a game) but it has a lot of the elements.

[PTTG??]

Good point. I've actually tried it out, and you're right, it's basically the concept I'm looking for.

Throw in Toribash and Mirror's Edge, and maybe even Braid if we can rewind time at will... Hmm...

Maybe you earn "rewind time" by getting combos, streaks, and special moves. Use a cyber nazi slaver bandit to block an attack from his buddy with a machine gun, and earn +0.5 seconds rewind. Ordinary takedown? +0.1 second. Have to play with the numbers, because you want players to feel free to undo uncool things for cooler replays...

[LordBaal]

Games I wish existed? Dwarf Fortress 1.0. Nuff said.

[Tsuchigumo550]

I'm sort of interested in someone taking the "flashback" aspect of storytelling and do something better than "THIS IS THE END OF THE GAME PLAY IT TO FIND OUT WHY."

Imagine a game where you start off in some kind of interrogation room. You recount your story, as well as exploring increasingly fucked-up maps between story missions to reflect the mind-altering drugs in your system.