Initial Game Idea

10/12/19

Temporary Title: Realms of Despair.

Survival exploration game idea.

• Fantasy world.

• Crafting Equipment and items.

• Building Settlements.

• Forming Alliances or enemies.

• Character Creation.

• MC is unique (plot point) and can learn abilities of monsters by eating them.

• Training under others allows you to learn their skills and new ones.

• Party members can be earned through quests, MSQ and found in the field.

• Alternatively, party members can be recruited from guilds.

Story.

• You're an orphan child within a city who has grown up with your childhood friends.

• This city was pushed into hiding centuries ago by the late devil kings army, Therefore as they're a generous lot they take in lost souls.

• The elders of the city tell of a legend, one of a child who will be their salvation or undoing.

• You set out with your childhood friends after waking to the city being raided by [BLANK].

• As you go about the world, making allies or enemies, you begin to unravel the mystery of your background and who your parents were...

Gameplay.

• The player is able to choose between classes found in the world, while the party members you gather stick to their preferences.

• Discovered through a situation, [UNPLANNED] it is revealed that the player can eat monsters to learn abilities from them, however this will have an adverse effect on the player...

• If the player so chooses, after meeting a certain NPC, they can tame monsters instead of eating them and become a Tamer class.

• Classes: Maiden, Dragoon, Paladin, Marauder, Scholar, Puppeteer, Marksman, Pugilist, Shinobi, Tamer, Samurai, Diabolos.

• Sub Classes: Merchant, Alchemist, Culinarian, Blacksmith, Stone Mason, Carpenter, Cartographer, Miner, Botanist, Fisher.

• You can set up an Atelier, Blacksmith, Traders, etc, for one of your party members who can make you items to use, or can buy them from stores, but eventually they'll pale in comparison to those made.

• These specialized buildings allow you to have a party member train at them while you're in town, allowing them to become better in the arts and make crafting possible when out and about...

• However, this comes at a cost. If you do this, they are unavailable for combat or events till done with the training. Therefore,it is best to do this when you're doing things in town, or you don't need them.