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So I started work on Tilt again, but I would like to make another game on the side. Probably something more like a minigame. However, I have no idea what to make. What should I do?

Hmm... What genre game does Love not have a good example of yet? Maybe make a racing game of some sort? Or a little fighting game?

Funny, for me it's the opposite. I want to make a game of every type but keep getting distracted by the other types. Platformers, adventure, point and click, puzzle game, racing, SHMUP... I have dozens of half-started projects from every genre I will probably never finish.

Domino.

Bonus points if you make it multiplayer over the net.

You know what I'd love? A platformer-scroller with a REAL storyline!

Jasoco wrote:Funny, for me it's the opposite. I want to make a game of every type but keep getting distracted by the other types. Platformers, adventure, point and click, puzzle game, racing, SHMUP... I have dozens of half-started projects from every genre I will probably never finish.

When I played MMORPGS, I could never decide what character to play.

Now I have the infinite possibilities of coding in LOVE.

I'll probably have the same problem as you.

Tesselode wrote:So I started work on Tilt again, but I would like to make another game on the side. Probably something more like a minigame. However, I have no idea what to make. What should I do?

You can't go wrong with a massively sprawling rpg!
It will suck you dry and give you nothing guaranteed!
Kidding aside having a absolutely humongous ambitious project as a goal to build towards is fairly interesting, especially if you chop sections of and see how they work.
Alternatively you could try to build a tool/library and see the intricate working of it.

If you lack inspiration, don't begin a big project. You will just end up abandoning it. Make some fun little demo instead.

My problem is usually the opposite though. I often play games and think "Ooh, I want to make something like this but..." and the ideas start flowing. Go play Doukutsu Monogatari or something.

T-Bone wrote:Doukutsu Monogatari

That's Cave Story, for those who aren't major nerds. Err, don't question how I know that. Anyway, yeah, that's one of the most amazing games ever. (Just got done 100%-ing it a little while ago)

I just remembered there's another great resource for making a videogame.

You must go to this address, click on that button, and make a game based on what it says. No matter what.

http://videogamena.me/

You are only allowed to click it again when you finish your previous game.