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[Sergius]

A sci-fi and/or post-apocalyptic clone of Unreal World, with similar graphics, and level of lethality. Almost a reskin, really.

[PTTG??]

You might enjoy Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead.

In somewhat related news, a game I probably described in this exact thread was released a few days ago: Children of a Dead Earth, a diamond-hard science fiction space naval game.

[Sergius]

You might enjoy Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead.

In somewhat related news, a game I probably described in this exact thread was released a few days ago: Children of a Dead Earth, a diamond-hard science fiction space naval game.

I've got that one, but the lethality is dialed way higher than what I was suggesting. Something more wilderness survival than zombie massacre sim. Sure, I guess with some modding the zombies and monsters could be dialed down, I don't know.

[itisnotlogical]

I wish there were a multiplayer game where you were in control of various animals that were vastly different in size. So one player might be an elephant while another is a dog and yet another is a mosquito, and it's a team-based survival game where all must use their different talents to take on the wilderness.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

I wish there were a multiplayer game where you were in control of various animals that were vastly different in size. So one player might be an elephant while another is a dog and yet another is a mosquito, and it's a team-based survival game where all must use their different talents to take on the wilderness.

It's all fun and games until the kangaroo high-fives the ladybug.

[Urist McScoopbeard]

A new medieval roleplaying game that DIDN'T take place in such a generically high fantasy setting.

[Sirus]

I assume you've tried Mount&Blade already?

[Urist McScoopbeard]

I assume you've tried Mount&Blade already?

1000+ hours. Yes, truly a marvelous game.

[PTTG??]

A political/psychological RPG set on a space station or other closed ecosphere thing. The matchmaking system for multiplayer includes a "socio-poltical survey" that matches players in various kinds of groups. One game might have only free-marketeers. Another game has a group of determined arachno-communists. Quite a few games have a mixture of may categories, and some give each ideology a distinct uniform. Sometimes, the group is monopolitic, but there are a suite of randomly-distributed uniforms anyway.

Then SS-13 type catastrophes happen, but only after at least 15 minutes (and occasionally, they don't happen at all).

The live results are available at all times, so people are encouraged to work effectively.

Only thing left to do is figure out how to prevent people from screwing with the numbers by joining the wrong side and trolling. Hey, maybe the game can discover trolls through self-sabotaging behavior, then categorize them as an additional group to mix in!

[RAM]

Is it possible that you meant anarcho-communists? I am not familiar with the concept of arachno-communists but they do sound like a lot of fun!

[Persus13]

Arachno-communist sounds like the Soviet answer to Spiderman.

[Mephansteras]

Sounded like something out of Stellaris to me.

[Dunamisdeos]

IN COMMUNIST RUSSIA, EVERYONE HAS SAME NUMBER OF LIVE SPIDERS.

[Kot]

I want an game based on The Salvation War.

[itisnotlogical]

This is kind of a madcap idea I had after Pokemon Go's success: What about an alternate reality game that uses QR code stickers as the objective in some way? I have absolutely know idea how it would work, I just love QR codes.