Some Nobody
Junior Member
Kamen Rider Spirits.
Open world game, split into 7 different regions for each Kamen Rider.
GTA5 multi-protagonist design, playing through each character's origin story, unlocked character by character as you go more through the story.
Batman/Sleeping Dogs style melee combat.
Level design that's focused on a centralised hub city for each region, with a sprawling countryside, similar to the series.
Game design that balances the human-side and cyborg-side. Focused on keeping a grounded open-world that demands you to keep your identity hidden or only transform into a Kamen Rider when needed to.
Hunter X Hunter or One Piece game by CyberConnect 2 in the vein of the Naruto Storm Games
Berserk game by someone experienced in action games(possibly Platinum)
I'd love a TPS based on Trigun.
Rocksteady + Disney
Darkwing Duck
Sensible dream:
A linear Character-action Xmen game starring Psylocke. Preferably by Platinum of course.
Outlandish Dream:
Open world co-op Power Rangers with in and out Megazord battles. Alt: An open world Super Robot game.
TMNT by Rocksteady
Open world Star Wars RPG in the vein of Mass Effect, but with player controlled space travel. It's impossible right now, but it would be incredible to have a seamless galaxy to explore. Just hop in your ship, take off from Wherever you are and fly to wherever you want. No loading screens, no cutscenes, nothing.
You people are all awesome. Just wanted to say that.
But you? You're quite literally a man after my own heart. I've wanted a Centurions game for ages. Could be open world or mission-based, as long as there's a ton of content and I can decide which equipment to use based on which mission.
And, as for my personal suggestion: An open-world DC action game. Like Arkham City, but the scale is much larger. Being completely unrealistic, I'd want something the size of an MMO but made for single player.
That's too big to make all at once, so it'd be one continuous world that starts out with a single adventure (and side missions) across one or two locations. It would come out early on and then get "expansions" MMO-style that would add new cities, content, and heroes. As to "why not an MMO", because first off I want better combat, second because I'd want to control Superman not someone who looks and has the powers OF Superman. Lastly, I want the tightly-paced story that you can only get from a single-player game. It's literally the difference between DCUO and Arkham City/Origins.