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"Godot" Test demo-ish
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Please Suggest a way I can Make this into a Real game!
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I recommend making some sort of platformer-equse genre game that involves using the coffee sliding as the main "action" (Mario has jumping, Ristar has molesting, Sonic has running, etc). Perhaps when he slides, he ducks down and gains some kind of invulnerability, thus allowing him to kill [whatever enemies there are] and duck under things (so it's like his attack)... I'm sure there's a game in the making here, somewhere.
You just need to keep with the lawyer/Phoenix Wright theme and the plot.. eh, make it something silly and stupid. It's funner that way.
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Great stuff, man.
The way that I would turn this into a real game is to make a simple Metal Slug parody.
Use the coffee to defeat weak enemies such as the Payne clone and charge your lazer for stronger enemies (Phoenix?).
Also add some Metroid elements for some funny backtracking such as stealing Gumshoe's ID card to get passed security.
One of the bosses should be.......Edgeworth who kidnapped.....Mia?
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RevFirst wrote:
Compared to Phoenix Wright sims, this is out there.
Great stuff, man.
The way that I would turn this into a real game is to make a simple Metal Slug parody.
Use the coffee to defeat weak enemies such as the Payne clone and charge your lazer for stronger enemies (Phoenix?).
Also add some Metroid elements for some funny backtracking such as stealing Phoenix's badge to get Gumshoe's card to get passed security.
One of the bosses should be.......Edgeworth who kidnapped.....Mia?
: Who would of thought coffee would ever kill me!?
Great stuff, man.
The way that I would turn this into a real game is to make a simple Metal Slug parody.
Use the coffee to defeat weak enemies such as the Payne clone and charge your lazer for stronger enemies (Phoenix?).
Also add some Metroid elements for some funny backtracking such as stealing Phoenix's badge to get Gumshoe's card to get passed security.
One of the bosses should be.......Edgeworth who kidnapped.....Mia?
: Who would of thought coffee would ever kill me!?Maybe enemies just get ultra-caffinated and run off the screen jittering, rather than just getting killed (which makes no sense). Bosses as well, but instead of running off the screen, just get an ultra-stylized "ahdifpgjasklfgd;lAO _O_O_O_OO_O_O_O *freaks out*" 'death'-scene.
Anyways, I still think my "using the coffee slide as a vital gameplay aspect" idea can go somewhere, but mix in Metal Slug concepts and it'd be fun as hell.
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- The story goes as such: The Judge, a bit upset over how Godot wastes so much coffee by throwing it at Phoenix, decides to break into Godot's personal coffee storage and steal all of his home-grown beans and special blend recipes. Godot must recover all of the sacks of beans (one per level) and special blend recipes (after defeating bosses, one per world).
- The game is an overhead puzzle game. Godot must solve puzzles in order to retrieve the sack of beans in each room and escape without being apprehended by the court bailiffs.
- Godot can throw coffee up to three tiles away from his current position, in the four cardinal directions. This creates a slick puddle. The first toss creates a small slick puddle that causes anybody to slip over it. The second toss makes the puddle larger, preventing bailiffs from stepping across it, but still allowing Godot to pass.
- Godot must push things to hold down buttons. Plants (one tile large), couches (1x2 tiles), and even bailiffs can hold down buttons. To get the bailiffs to hold down buttons, Godot must trap them on top of them by throwing coffee around them.
- Coffee can be used to stun bailiffs if thrown directly at them.
- Boss levels involve the various PW:AA characters that are far more clever than the bailiffs. Maya and Pearl can both stun Godot by transforming into Mia. Phoenix can launch Objections at high velocities, pushing Godot backwards a couple tiles; and fire off a Hyper Objection that causes Godot's visor to explode and incapacitate him. Finally, The Judge throws gavels at him. To defeat bosses, Godot must throw coffeepots at them.
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wildweasel wrote:
I can imagine an Adventures of Lolo style overhead puzzle game with this sort of thing. It would necessitate the creation of up/down movement sprites for Godot, but here's what I've got ideas for:
- The story goes as such: The Judge, a bit upset over how Godot wastes so much coffee by throwing it at Phoenix, decides to break into Godot's personal coffee storage and steal all of his home-grown beans and special blend recipes. Godot must recover all of the sacks of beans (one per level) and special blend recipes (after defeating bosses, one per world).
- The game is an overhead puzzle game. Godot must solve puzzles in order to retrieve the sack of beans in each room and escape without being apprehended by the court bailiffs.
- Godot can throw coffee up to three tiles away from his current position, in the four cardinal directions. This creates a slick puddle. The first toss creates a small slick puddle that causes anybody to slip over it. The second toss makes the puddle larger, preventing bailiffs from stepping across it, but still allowing Godot to pass.
- Godot must push things to hold down buttons. Plants (one tile large), couches (1x2 tiles), and even bailiffs can hold down buttons. To get the bailiffs to hold down buttons, Godot must trap them on top of them by throwing coffee around them.
- Coffee can be used to stun bailiffs if thrown directly at them.
- Boss levels involve the various PW:AA characters that are far more clever than the bailiffs. Maya and Pearl can both stun Godot by transforming into Mia. Phoenix can launch Objections at high velocities, pushing Godot backwards a couple tiles; and fire off a Hyper Objection that causes Godot's visor to explode and incapacitate him. Finally, The Judge throws gavels at him. To defeat bosses, Godot must throw coffeepots at them.
- The story goes as such: The Judge, a bit upset over how Godot wastes so much coffee by throwing it at Phoenix, decides to break into Godot's personal coffee storage and steal all of his home-grown beans and special blend recipes. Godot must recover all of the sacks of beans (one per level) and special blend recipes (after defeating bosses, one per world).
- The game is an overhead puzzle game. Godot must solve puzzles in order to retrieve the sack of beans in each room and escape without being apprehended by the court bailiffs.
- Godot can throw coffee up to three tiles away from his current position, in the four cardinal directions. This creates a slick puddle. The first toss creates a small slick puddle that causes anybody to slip over it. The second toss makes the puddle larger, preventing bailiffs from stepping across it, but still allowing Godot to pass.
- Godot must push things to hold down buttons. Plants (one tile large), couches (1x2 tiles), and even bailiffs can hold down buttons. To get the bailiffs to hold down buttons, Godot must trap them on top of them by throwing coffee around them.
- Coffee can be used to stun bailiffs if thrown directly at them.
- Boss levels involve the various PW:AA characters that are far more clever than the bailiffs. Maya and Pearl can both stun Godot by transforming into Mia. Phoenix can launch Objections at high velocities, pushing Godot backwards a couple tiles; and fire off a Hyper Objection that causes Godot's visor to explode and incapacitate him. Finally, The Judge throws gavels at him. To defeat bosses, Godot must throw coffeepots at them.
Damn, that sounds good too. The possibilities are really quite plenty in this thing.
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wildweasel wrote:
I can imagine an Adventures of Lolo style overhead puzzle game with this sort of thing. It would necessitate the creation of up/down movement sprites for Godot, but here's what I've got ideas for:
- The story goes as such: The Judge, a bit upset over how Godot wastes so much coffee by throwing it at Phoenix, decides to break into Godot's personal coffee storage and steal all of his home-grown beans and special blend recipes. Godot must recover all of the sacks of beans (one per level) and special blend recipes (after defeating bosses, one per world).
- The game is an overhead puzzle game. Godot must solve puzzles in order to retrieve the sack of beans in each room and escape without being apprehended by the court bailiffs.
- Godot can throw coffee up to three tiles away from his current position, in the four cardinal directions. This creates a slick puddle. The first toss creates a small slick puddle that causes anybody to slip over it. The second toss makes the puddle larger, preventing bailiffs from stepping across it, but still allowing Godot to pass.
- Godot must push things to hold down buttons. Plants (one tile large), couches (1x2 tiles), and even bailiffs can hold down buttons. To get the bailiffs to hold down buttons, Godot must trap them on top of them by throwing coffee around them.
- Coffee can be used to stun bailiffs if thrown directly at them.
- Boss levels involve the various PW:AA characters that are far more clever than the bailiffs. Maya and Pearl can both stun Godot by transforming into Mia. Phoenix can launch Objections at high velocities, pushing Godot backwards a couple tiles; and fire off a Hyper Objection that causes Godot's visor to explode and incapacitate him. Finally, The Judge throws gavels at him. To defeat bosses, Godot must throw coffeepots at them.
- The story goes as such: The Judge, a bit upset over how Godot wastes so much coffee by throwing it at Phoenix, decides to break into Godot's personal coffee storage and steal all of his home-grown beans and special blend recipes. Godot must recover all of the sacks of beans (one per level) and special blend recipes (after defeating bosses, one per world).
- The game is an overhead puzzle game. Godot must solve puzzles in order to retrieve the sack of beans in each room and escape without being apprehended by the court bailiffs.
- Godot can throw coffee up to three tiles away from his current position, in the four cardinal directions. This creates a slick puddle. The first toss creates a small slick puddle that causes anybody to slip over it. The second toss makes the puddle larger, preventing bailiffs from stepping across it, but still allowing Godot to pass.
- Godot must push things to hold down buttons. Plants (one tile large), couches (1x2 tiles), and even bailiffs can hold down buttons. To get the bailiffs to hold down buttons, Godot must trap them on top of them by throwing coffee around them.
- Coffee can be used to stun bailiffs if thrown directly at them.
- Boss levels involve the various PW:AA characters that are far more clever than the bailiffs. Maya and Pearl can both stun Godot by transforming into Mia. Phoenix can launch Objections at high velocities, pushing Godot backwards a couple tiles; and fire off a Hyper Objection that causes Godot's visor to explode and incapacitate him. Finally, The Judge throws gavels at him. To defeat bosses, Godot must throw coffeepots at them.
That actually sounds quite fun, I'd love to play it.
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