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A spin-off series of this show by Telltale has a truckload of potential, especially the wide … morevariety of monsters available. It'd be awesome if two different campaigns were available where the gamer could play as a Grimm or a Wesen. (Hexenbiest or Steinadler for me, please!)
Helloo people of the Internet I have some suggestions for games that telltale should make. A game like the show Dexter or a game like Criminal Minds I feel like it would be awesome if they did this. Any more suggestions?
The Skulduggery Pleasant series would be amazing to see in TellTale's format. It's got tons action, death, back stabbing, mystery, and history fluff. Hell, one of the characters is a skeleton, in suit.
If you haven't tried the series, I would suggest it, though some of the banter is a bit dry, and the first book may be a bit slow for some. (I still need to find the final book so I can read it. Not that I've been avoiding it because the book before it killed me.)
The Skulduggery Pleasant series would be amazing to see in TellTale's format. It's got tons action, death, back stabbing, mystery, and histo… morery fluff. Hell, one of the characters is a skeleton, in suit.
If you haven't tried the series, I would suggest it, though some of the banter is a bit dry, and the first book may be a bit slow for some. (I still need to find the final book so I can read it. Not that I've been avoiding it because the book before it killed me.)
Technically, but it's like Harry Potter in a sense it targets a younger audience and the story progressively gets more intense as the main character and audience grows up (though the SP series is a lot darker in some cases). The reading level is lower than HP and is a shorter length, but I started reading the series again recently and still enjoyed it. I've seen there may be a few places online that have PDFs of the books if you want to skim.
Heeeey guys! And Telltale games. I think that a game based on the world of Professor Tolkien will be really cool! Lord of the Rings... can you image that?! And it will be a big plus for you, a lot of ardent fans of the world of Professor Toklin become your fans too.
Heeeey guys! And Telltale games. I think that a game based on the world of Professor Tolkien will be really cool! Lord of the Rings... can y… moreou image that?! And it will be a big plus for you, a lot of ardent fans of the world of Professor Toklin become your fans too.
Yeah I remember hearing about it on blue peter, yeah im an adult that watches blue peter embarrassing right, it seems ok it was rated pretty highly as a kids book. Btw I rarely watch blue peter. Hmm I wanna write a book it would be nice to escape into a world of my own creation I could be a god mwahahahaha!
Technically, but it's like Harry Potter in a sense it targets a younger audience and the story progressively gets more intense as the main c… moreharacter and audience grows up (though the SP series is a lot darker in some cases). The reading level is lower than HP and is a shorter length, but I started reading the series again recently and still enjoyed it. I've seen there may be a few places online that have PDFs of the books if you want to skim.
The land of Oz could be fun theres plenty to play with there and I dont think the lore is too strict.
I would love to see the Borrowers world done in this style I love the idea of being a tiny person sneaking around in the walls using a sewing needle as a sword, you could have a spider or a rat as a mount and the moral choices could focus on is it right to steal or is it fair to reveal yourself when the person who sees you could be accused of being insane.
The land of Oz could be fun theres plenty to play with there and I dont think the lore is too strict.
I would love to see the Borrowers w… moreorld done in this style I love the idea of being a tiny person sneaking around in the walls using a sewing needle as a sword, you could have a spider or a rat as a mount and the moral choices could focus on is it right to steal or is it fair to reveal yourself when the person who sees you could be accused of being insane.
I think the classic freestyle rap movie would make for an original Telltale game. Imagine being on the main stage, you have seconds to selec… moret your next line and build up your own freestyles, to which the opponents would adapt and respond to. They crowd chooses who wins, and a gritty ghetto Detroit surrounds you where you have rival gangs and rappers, and are in search of a recording contract. Anyone else think this could be interesting?
I feel like another fantasy/medieval based story for Telltale to adapt into a game would be redundant. Don't get me wrong, its a great idea, but they should maybe go after some other genre for a game.
Heeeey guys! And Telltale games. I think that a game based on the world of Professor Tolkien will be really cool! Lord of the Rings... can y… moreou image that?! And it will be a big plus for you, a lot of ardent fans of the world of Professor Toklin become your fans too.
This may seem like a terrible idea, but I always thought that a Hunger Games (in the arena and otherwise) game would be cool. I thought that even before the movies were released. Imagine how many different choices you could make! I don't think the playable character would be Katniss, however. Maybe you could play as multiple tributes/characters, like you do in Game of Thrones.
The Land of Oz would be really cool, actually. There's tons of stories to go off of from the book and the movie. Even if it was in Fables, they could release something totally unrelated to it.
Actually, before Grimm was even created, a TV show for Fables was in the works. They ended up not doing it and came up with Grimm instead. The same happened with Once Upon a Time. They got the rights to do something with Fables and they didn't do it, so they replaced it with that. I'm not sure if that's what @HazzatheMan meant, but I'm guessing that it was. You can find info for that here, just scroll down to Adaptations.
While we're on the subject, though, there is a movie in the talks for Fables after many failed attempts for a screen adaptation of it. You can find info on that here.
How is grim based off fables? Fairytales have literally been around for hundreds of years its fair game
You could say fables ripped off special unit two
This may seem like a terrible idea, but I always thought that a Hunger Games (in the arena and otherwise) game would be cool. I thought that… more even before the movies were released. Imagine how many different choices you could make! I don't think the playable character would be Katniss, however. Maybe you could play as multiple tributes/characters, like you do in Game of Thrones.
Just because fables is all the rage at the moment doesn't mean that fairytale and fantasy themes should be off limits. Fables wouldn't exist if it wasnt for using other storys so they are the biggest rip offs of them all. Is wind in the willows or even dickens off limits?
Actually, before Grimm was even created, a TV show for Fables was in the works. They ended up not doing it and came up with Grimm instead. T… morehe same happened with Once Upon a Time. They got the rights to do something with Fables and they didn't do it, so they replaced it with that. I'm not sure if that's what @HazzatheMan meant, but I'm guessing that it was. You can find info for that here, just scroll down to Adaptations.
While we're on the subject, though, there is a movie in the talks for Fables after many failed attempts for a screen adaptation of it. You can find info on that here.
The Land of Oz would be really cool, actually. There's tons of stories to go off of from the book and the movie. Even if it was in Fables, they could release something totally unrelated to it.
Actually, before Grimm was even created, a TV show for Fables was in the works. They ended up not doing it and came up with Grimm instead. T… morehe same happened with Once Upon a Time. They got the rights to do something with Fables and they didn't do it, so they replaced it with that. I'm not sure if that's what @HazzatheMan meant, but I'm guessing that it was. You can find info for that here, just scroll down to Adaptations.
While we're on the subject, though, there is a movie in the talks for Fables after many failed attempts for a screen adaptation of it. You can find info on that here.
It seems that Telltale Games got tempted by money so they focus on already very popular stuff instead of growing their own IP which would probably benefit them more in a long run as they would be allowed to make games they actually want to make.
It seems like it's been forever since Telltale did a comedy game. Back to the Future had some funny moments, of course, and Inventory 2 was gr… moreeat, but we haven't had a straight comedy adventure game since Sam & Max 3. So yeah, I want Sam & Max Season 4 more than anything.
But my impossible dream choice? I'd love to see them continue a relationship with DC and do a game based on The Spirit.
So I specifically made an account because I had a great idea, one that no doubt has been mentioned here before and I apologize if I am regurgitating another person's idea. As I write this I am finished up an episode of Star Trek Voyager. This particular episode (S2.Ep.1) deals with the Voyager crew finding a group of human survivors on the other side of the galaxy, a part of the universe where, supposedly, no human colony has been established. Now the Voyager vessel is decades away from reaching Earth and their crew is draw to this new human colony out in this uncharted region of space. Part of the crew wants to continue the journey home, the other part want to stay on this new colony; reestablish a life here. The Captain, Kathryn Janeway, must decide whether to allow her crew to make the choice themselves or continue on their journey to reach Earth.
Now this choice was incredibly tense and very impactful. The starship Voyager is already low on crew members, does she allow even more to cut and run? Too few crew members and they can't even operate the starship. But shouldn't her people be given this choice?
You can see where I'm going with this. A gigantic moral dilemma that can have long lasting reflections. Not only does a Star Trek game provide the classic Tell-Tale choices but the possibilities are endless for continuous story lines. Out in the uncharted vastness of space anything is possible, so any story idea is at least fathomable. We can traverse the stars and meet new races or familiar ones like the Vulcans or the Klingons, make choices to gather friendships or design new villains. The personal relationships among the crew could provide specific missions, giving allegiance to one crew man and slighting another etc etc.
I love Star Trek and I love sci-fi. The vastness of space is both romantic and exhilirating and I know I'm not alone in imagining a story-driven, choice driven Tell-Tale game based in this universe.
Thanks for reading! Let me know what you guys think.
Cool : ) star trek has been mentioned but your case is realy good it would make a fantastic setting for a telle game and with space the possibilities are endless so it can be so varied episode to episode
So I specifically made an account because I had a great idea, one that no doubt has been mentioned here before and I apologize if I am regur… moregitating another person's idea. As I write this I am finished up an episode of Star Trek Voyager. This particular episode (S2.Ep.1) deals with the Voyager crew finding a group of human survivors on the other side of the galaxy, a part of the universe where, supposedly, no human colony has been established. Now the Voyager vessel is decades away from reaching Earth and their crew is draw to this new human colony out in this uncharted region of space. Part of the crew wants to continue the journey home, the other part want to stay on this new colony; reestablish a life here. The Captain, Kathryn Janeway, must decide whether to allow her crew to make the choice themselves or continue on their journey to reach Earth.
Now this choice was incredibly tense and very impactful. The starship Voyager is already l… [view original content]
I think the classic freestyle rap movie would make for an original Telltale game. Imagine being on the main stage, you have seconds to selec… moret your next line and build up your own freestyles, to which the opponents would adapt and respond to. They crowd chooses who wins, and a gritty ghetto Detroit surrounds you where you have rival gangs and rappers, and are in search of a recording contract. Anyone else think this could be interesting?
indeed. And with Jurassic World coming out this june, it might be a great way to re-invent JP-the game, maybe knock out some rickity bits in the old version, and re-experience the terror of JP yourself again?
I don't know if anyone here are Rick and Morty fans, but if you've seen the show you know that it's funny and smart sci-fi that would be beyond fun as this type of game.. Of course it would be way more light-hearted than most of these games but the series has potential to go to dark places and has great storytelling
Aren't the rights to both the books and films owned by really strict holders??
I heard that the rights are near impossible to get
Please correct me if I am wrong though!
I feel like another fantasy/medieval based story for Telltale to adapt into a game would be redundant. Don't get me wrong, its a great idea, but they should maybe go after some other genre for a game.
I don't know if anyone here are Rick and Morty fans, but if you've seen the show you know that it's funny and smart sci-fi that would be bey… moreond fun as this type of game.. Of course it would be way more light-hearted than most of these games but the series has potential to go to dark places and has great storytelling
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Grimm is based off of Fables in a way though...
I could imagine ppl being 'weird' about it is all I'm saying
Dude, no offense, but you REALLY should break the habit of constantly shooting down everything I post on this forum.
How is grim based off fables? Fairytales have literally been around for hundreds of years its fair game
You could say fables ripped off special unit two
I think the majority wouldn't care when they compare it to Minecraft. Personally I'm excited for that game, but I'm not most people.
Thread: New game suggestions
Helloo people of the Internet I have some suggestions for games that telltale should make. A game like the show Dexter or a game like Criminal Minds I feel like it would be awesome if they did this. Any more suggestions?
This should go in the generic telltale should make thread
Done and done.
A game like the show Dexter or Criminal Minds
The Skulduggery Pleasant series would be amazing to see in TellTale's format. It's got tons action, death, back stabbing, mystery, and history fluff. Hell, one of the characters is a skeleton, in suit.
If you haven't tried the series, I would suggest it, though some of the banter is a bit dry, and the first book may be a bit slow for some. (I still need to find the final book so I can read it. Not that I've been avoiding it because the book before it killed me.)
Is that a kids book?
Technically, but it's like Harry Potter in a sense it targets a younger audience and the story progressively gets more intense as the main character and audience grows up (though the SP series is a lot darker in some cases). The reading level is lower than HP and is a shorter length, but I started reading the series again recently and still enjoyed it. I've seen there may be a few places online that have PDFs of the books if you want to skim.
Heeeey guys! And Telltale games. I think that a game based on the world of Professor Tolkien will be really cool! Lord of the Rings... can you image that?! And it will be a big plus for you, a lot of ardent fans of the world of Professor Toklin become your fans too.
Aren't the rights to both the books and films owned by really strict holders??
I heard that the rights are near impossible to get
Please correct me if I am wrong though!
Yeah I remember hearing about it on blue peter, yeah im an adult that watches blue peter embarrassing right, it seems ok it was rated pretty highly as a kids book. Btw I rarely watch blue peter. Hmm I wanna write a book it would be nice to escape into a world of my own creation I could be a god mwahahahaha!
The land of Oz could be fun theres plenty to play with there and I dont think the lore is too strict.
I would love to see the Borrowers world done in this style I love the idea of being a tiny person sneaking around in the walls using a sewing needle as a sword, you could have a spider or a rat as a mount and the moral choices could focus on is it right to steal or is it fair to reveal yourself when the person who sees you could be accused of being insane.
The Land of Oz is used in Fables...
But I think TellTale should consider it
Yeah... no.
Here's a good idea: The Wolf Among Us Season 2... JUST FUCKING DO IT TELLTALE cries in a dark corner
I feel like another fantasy/medieval based story for Telltale to adapt into a game would be redundant. Don't get me wrong, its a great idea, but they should maybe go after some other genre for a game.
Have you seen the movie?
This may seem like a terrible idea, but I always thought that a Hunger Games (in the arena and otherwise) game would be cool. I thought that even before the movies were released. Imagine how many different choices you could make! I don't think the playable character would be Katniss, however. Maybe you could play as multiple tributes/characters, like you do in Game of Thrones.
The Land of Oz would be really cool, actually. There's tons of stories to go off of from the book and the movie. Even if it was in Fables, they could release something totally unrelated to it.
Actually, before Grimm was even created, a TV show for Fables was in the works. They ended up not doing it and came up with Grimm instead. The same happened with Once Upon a Time. They got the rights to do something with Fables and they didn't do it, so they replaced it with that. I'm not sure if that's what @HazzatheMan meant, but I'm guessing that it was. You can find info for that here, just scroll down to Adaptations.
While we're on the subject, though, there is a movie in the talks for Fables after many failed attempts for a screen adaptation of it. You can find info on that here.
That would be better as a action game. If there isnt a game already I wonder why not, its such a popular film series
Just because fables is all the rage at the moment doesn't mean that fairytale and fantasy themes should be off limits. Fables wouldn't exist if it wasnt for using other storys so they are the biggest rip offs of them all. Is wind in the willows or even dickens off limits?
I would like to see TellTale do this actually
Video games based on big films and vice versa are usually terrible (imo though)
That is what I meant, but the others are right. You should still be able to make Grimm and have Fables/TWAU at the same time.
I personally do not like Grimm or OUAT, but TellTale are good at this so I'll give them the benefit if the doubt if they make it...
I think hunger games is crappy but people love it for some reason. Im just surprised it hasn't been cashed in properly
I'd say give it time, but games based on films (and vice versa) have been rarer and rarer lately...
It seems that Telltale Games got tempted by money so they focus on already very popular stuff instead of growing their own IP which would probably benefit them more in a long run as they would be allowed to make games they actually want to make.
So I specifically made an account because I had a great idea, one that no doubt has been mentioned here before and I apologize if I am regurgitating another person's idea. As I write this I am finished up an episode of Star Trek Voyager. This particular episode (S2.Ep.1) deals with the Voyager crew finding a group of human survivors on the other side of the galaxy, a part of the universe where, supposedly, no human colony has been established. Now the Voyager vessel is decades away from reaching Earth and their crew is draw to this new human colony out in this uncharted region of space. Part of the crew wants to continue the journey home, the other part want to stay on this new colony; reestablish a life here. The Captain, Kathryn Janeway, must decide whether to allow her crew to make the choice themselves or continue on their journey to reach Earth.
Now this choice was incredibly tense and very impactful. The starship Voyager is already low on crew members, does she allow even more to cut and run? Too few crew members and they can't even operate the starship. But shouldn't her people be given this choice?
You can see where I'm going with this. A gigantic moral dilemma that can have long lasting reflections. Not only does a Star Trek game provide the classic Tell-Tale choices but the possibilities are endless for continuous story lines. Out in the uncharted vastness of space anything is possible, so any story idea is at least fathomable. We can traverse the stars and meet new races or familiar ones like the Vulcans or the Klingons, make choices to gather friendships or design new villains. The personal relationships among the crew could provide specific missions, giving allegiance to one crew man and slighting another etc etc.
I love Star Trek and I love sci-fi. The vastness of space is both romantic and exhilirating and I know I'm not alone in imagining a story-driven, choice driven Tell-Tale game based in this universe.
Thanks for reading! Let me know what you guys think.
Qapla' Friends!
Cool : ) star trek has been mentioned but your case is realy good it would make a fantastic setting for a telle game and with space the possibilities are endless so it can be so varied episode to episode
No, but you asked if anybody found your idea interesting and i said no.
That's the Eminem film right? I haven't seen it but your idea sounds more suited to a game like DJ Hero...
I can't imagine an episodic-series based on that film
indeed. And with Jurassic World coming out this june, it might be a great way to re-invent JP-the game, maybe knock out some rickity bits in the old version, and re-experience the terror of JP yourself again?
I don't know if anyone here are Rick and Morty fans, but if you've seen the show you know that it's funny and smart sci-fi that would be beyond fun as this type of game.. Of course it would be way more light-hearted than most of these games but the series has potential to go to dark places and has great storytelling
I did not think about it, maybe you're right.
You're right. Then they should offer to create a game based on some blockbuster! :DDD
But Rick And Morty already has an episodic point n' click series for free, and not to mention that the series is based on Back To The Future.