The rest of the screen is a view of your character with different camera modes such as: To the left you have menus for the same parts + a way to record and use your own moves. So you have your screen, on the bottom you have a timeline divided in head, arms, torso and legs. With all these flaws I did like the core idea behind it, with some additions and fixes a new game with the same concept could be awesome if done right. While the game had a whole list of modes it all felt a bit flat, weapons weren't really interesting leading to one mode being played most of the time.The characters looked more like crash test dummies and the maps were just empty rooms.Fights didn't look realistic, it mostly just looked like 2 flailing bodies trying to hit eachother.While it was a good idea it did have some problems. Years ago I played Toribash, it's a fighting game where you stretch or contract the joints of your character during a set time, the game then moves your character depending on how you set the joints. For this reason you should try and distill it down to the smallest and simplest concept you can, that way an interested game developer can actually make it. While we appreciate game ideas of all difficulty levels, before you post a game idea that is unlikely to ever be made it is worth checking out (Credit: /u/clintbellanger) as there is a good chance it is too big. Please tag your post with an appropriate flair. Please do not post blatant copies of already existing games.Ĥ. Search for specific ideas based on the flairĬlick here for detailed descriptions of each rule.Ģ. If you want to find people to collaborate with head over to /r/GameDevClassifieds If you need help actually developing the game head on down to /r/gamedev With this, we can have a place for redditors to post ideas they can't utilize themselves, while people who are idea-starved can get some inspiration!Ĭheck out the wiki for post templates and flair break downs to help make your post more easily accessible and readable!
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