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[Maximillian]

Hmm, so, like, it's an MMO, it's huge, you can do lots of things in it, there are lots of upgrades and basically you can do whatever you want and the game will understand it all.

[Samid]

Drive really fast in a dystopian sci fi setting.

[RapidlyPrototyping]

What the guy above said, except not the typical dystopia.

[MartinBousquet]

Internship Adventure - You're an unpaid intern in a video game, boss yells at you, heroes have to kill you

Why would the heroes want to kill you? Well, I guess you got me hooked, since I am legitimately curious.

Probably like in evil genius or dungeon keeper? I too am curious.

Well, they have to kill you because you're a monster of course! Do you think about why you kill those monsters in games? Maybe they're just people wearing costumes and pretending to be evil for the sake of the story. In reality they are all just doing their (boring) job in a big company.

Internship Adventure tells the story of a rookie that gets one of those job in a video game. If you're curious, you can play the jam it's based on here https://martinbousquet.itch.io/internship-adventure

[LyricalReverie]

"Do you think about why you kill those monsters in games?"

As matter of fact, yes, I very much do.

[RalenHlaalo]

Just a normal office calculator - or is it? Look for subtle clues to unlock its secrets.

[Armageddon]

Hotline Miami meets Rainbow Six but it's really just Hotline Miami with three lives and a cyberpunk anime story.

[binong]

Ninja Blink - an action platforming game with blinking as main mechanics.

[usabunbun]

A hardcore 1v1 underground rap and EDM rhythm game where you fight with beats you write.   

[Max Rudek]

Sole Light - cosy mobile game about pushing rocks and getting to bonfire with a Monument Valley vibe.

[kequc]

Espionage, spy vs spy, competing islands, train agents send on missions, kill the leader

[Xane123]

Mary's Magical Adventure - Only by finding secrets and killing enemies will you succeed.

My game's in such early alpha that I'm not even sure what makes it unique from other games, other than requiring you to get good stats during a level. Leave before they are high enough, and you fail! (Hence the pitch.)

[nova++]

Relax and explore the depths of space while making a cozy space for yourself.

[rosholger]

No name yet but this is the idea.
Scifi lovecratian metroidvania where dash is the primary, enemies stronger in darkness

[Pixelologist]

Frakensteiners = 1-4 player beat 'em up where the main mechanic is sewing more powerful limbs onto your body that are ripped off of fallen enemies. Players would be undead "Frankenstein's Monsters" fighting against other undead, but not typically slow and stupid like the stereotype. The main goal is standard beat 'em up stuff; get stronger, beat bosses, and defeat some kind of end boss. Limbs could include different strengths and weaknesses - like a radioactive skeleton limb that does extra damage, but doesn't last long. 

[DjangoDurango]

PAYDAY 2 without all the stuff I hate about PAYDAY 2.

[alexwbc]

for this one

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Multiplayer apocalypse arena where you have to "cooperate" to escape a collapsing planet

[LyricalReverie]

No name yet but this is the idea.
Scifi lovecratian metroidvania where dash is the primary, enemies stronger in darkness

Dash is the primary what?

[McMutton]

Castlevania-style sidescroller with Smash Bros-style controls, many weapon types, and builds

[fluffrabbit]

Techni-casual caveman cookout starring big guy, featuring scientific plausibility.