First Room

Inside the first room you have nothing but a Christmas tree, a cat, a doormat, and a lamp.

To escape the room you have to scare the cat into climbing up onto the wooden beam, when this is done the cat is more than likely going to knock down the light connector onto the floor. Once the connector is attached to the lamp near the elevator, it can be turned on to light up a section of the tree that needs to be broken off the tree. This piece of the tree is fake and has a hidden key inside of it. This key is used to open the door to move onto the next area.

Second Room

The second room is nothing but water and to open up the next door you have to use the previous key and also a key at the bottom of the water.

Third Room

In the third room you have to find a key in the trash can which opens up a small box that is hidden inside of a book that is on the shelf behind the couch. When this box is opened you will find a TV remote. Turning on the TV will reveal the location of another key that is hidden under the tree plant. This key is used to open up the door hidden behind the book case.

Fourth Room

Balloon Runner is a 2D runner game where you have to run on top of balloons to get to the other side of a massive pit or over something dangerous. Each level gets progressively harder to complete and the balloons that fly up from the bottom of the screen to the top are randomly generated. The player must decide on what to do while running in order to avoid jumping into an open area where balloons haven't been generated yet. If a level is failed, it will become more difficult for the player to complete on retry for the next three retries and if the player still cannot complete the level after that, they will be given the opportunity to skip the level with a penalty added for skipping. Instead of giving the player a penalty that they may not be affected by such as getting no points for that level or something, assuming that they didn't care about getting the best possible score in the game. The player will get to choose their end of level rewards and based on their previous choices, the game will deny the ability to have that choice for the next couple of rounds.

Spot the Scammer is an educational game where you are given different situations where people are attempting to trade items of value between each other. You play as an observer of a trade and while the trade is active you have the opportunity to try and tell if someone is being scammed or not and if you do think they are scamming, you can call them out on it and present the facts to them. For example, If a close friend who went to high school with you asked you to hold onto his $330 karambit knife for him and you receive a trade request from someone who appears to be your friend. Your job would be to notice that the person that you are sending the super expensive knife to, is in fact your friend... You would have to search through every type of thing that would suggest that this person isn't who they say they are, even if their profile was copied exactly.

Mech Fighter is a game where the player controls their own mech in an army with other players. This is a multiplayer game only have the server sized are the same as the one game that has like up to 500 people per server. In this game you get to transform your mech using a GTA style selection wheel where you can choose from a range of different mechs to become. Each mech has something unique about them and can be used for different purposes. For example one mech might not have very effective weapons however it can run faster than any other mech in the battlefield and just jump higher too. Others might be like tanks and have OP weapons and armour but will be restricted with their movement and present a vulnerable target from behind. Another mech available would be one that has stealth abilities that allow you player to go invisible and do short wall runs/climbs.

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Weapons of Mash Destruction is a top down clicking game where the player has to defend an objective in the centre of the screen. They have to click on rolling potatoes as they see them in order to mash them up and stop them from going to the centre of the screen. The objective has a total health of 100 and each time a potato reaches the centre, it loses 1 health. The potatoes spawn in waves and progressively get faster and grow in numbers. There are power ups that the player can activate when playing by performing specific tasks for example a "Mirror Mash" could be activated by performing 20 clicks in under 5 seconds or something. This would create another masher that is always on the opposite side of the objective from the players cursor and would fight against the mash (mass) production of the potatoes. There would be no limit to the amount of waves in the game and the game would only end once the player's objective is destroyed.

The Ark is an RTS game where you start off with a tow square/hall and a couple workers, like many RTS games. The goal of the game is to build an ark for your villagers to survive a global flood. The game progression is similar to Civilisation where time is set in years BC and after a couple of minutes playing the game, depending on the game length setting that the player's specific game is set to, the years will progress. The overall end game goal is to build this ark and survive but while the player is trying to do this, they have to overcome some other obstacles such as plagues and other natural disasters (Excluding the flood because that's kinda the point to this game). There are tasks that the workers in this game have to do and learn in order to progress technologically such as agriculture and construction.

Plate Frisbee is a game where up to 8 players can challenge each other to a golf type of game where each player takes turns at throwing their plates into the goal area at the other end of the map. This game is a lot harder than the normal frisbee golf because for starters it is not a frisbee so that means it'll just smash if it hits something. Also players have to use an Xbox Kinect and also an Oculas for realism. There is a leaderboard for obvious reasons, and also an ingame store where players can buy different types of plates to make them look cooler and also improve the flying ability of the plates. Each player gets three attempts at the goal with their plates and if they fail then they have to lose 10 points and a plate for the next goal. If they win then they get 50 points.

Blade Fighter is a 3D incremental game where you are a ninja assassin type of guy and you see hundreds of millions of tens of people running at you with swords and knives. You have to click on the enemies to slice them up and every time you defeat an enemy you gain money. This money that you collect for clicking allows you to purchase upgrades such as different knives. A Karambit perhaps? Or a Balisong? There are many other upgrades to weaponry and aside from just upgrading your weapon you can upgrade their looks. Just like in CS:GO where you have different qualities of skins such as battle-scarred, field tested, and factory New, you will be able to purchase better looking versions of the same weapon that can give you additional bonuses like maybe the ability to do double damage every second hit or something similar to that. The game probably wouldn't end until the values for stats and cash got so high that it ended up breaking the game. (Happened in cookie clickers this one time).

I'm A Navy Seal Mate is a game where you play as an actual seal who has had previous experience in the Navy Seals, this time I'm talking about the actual Navy Seal not the animals. You have an amazing time blending into the team but as soon as it came to land based training, people started to suspect something was up. After becoming the only one to successfully pass the simulated waterboarding test and having over 300 confirmed kills, it was clear that you were a spy or something.

Trapped in a massive fish tank, like at a sea life aquarium or something but not actually being at a aquarium but I mean being in a fish tank like the ones at sea world or something. Anyway, you have to escape from the US government because of conspiracies and stuff using nothing but your bare seal flippers and a cool beret.

Inspired by:

- The Jaws video game back in the day on the original Xbox

- That GIF with the seals with toy ak-47s

- That copy pasta that people know of

Lumberjack is a first person time based tree cutting early access simulator where you have to start out with nothing but a small hatchet. For every tree that you cut down, you get paid a small amount depending on things like tree width and tree height. Additionally you can get paid extra money if the trees for each day are cut down fast enough and meet the daily requirements. Once you collect enough money you can upgrade your equipment from the local travel merchant who happens to be where you are at the end of each day with things you need. These equipment upgrades could be things like better saws, bigger axes, chainsaws, or climbing equipment for those tough to reach trees and stuff. Money and points and stuff are also affected by the directon that you make the tree fall and can also make you lose points and money if the tree fall the wrong way.

War of the Bazookas is a super fast paced first person shooter game sort of like TF2 but not because it only have one class that both teams use and isn't as cool. The game is played in small to medium sized maps and by that I mean COD sized medium and small, not Battlefield medium or small. The players have the ability to double jump, wall run and interact with the world environment similar to Mirrors Edge's movement mechanics. There are power ups that spawn around the map that change the type of projectiles that are fired. Some change your standard explosive rocket into ice rockets that have an AOE freeze affect, some are an AOE heal for your team, and others will be like the Portal 2 blue and orange gel stuff that changes your running speed and jump height. Teams would fight until a game timer has ended and the team with the highest kill count would win.

Feed the Goat is a first person game where your job as the player is to feed a very hungry goat which we will call George. For man, Hiking in the philippine mountains has been a thing that some people do for a very long time and you play as an experienced mountain hiker who's life goal is to hike to the top of these mountains and feed grapes to the great goat George. For many years your character has been unable to go on this expedition due to some irrelevant back stories and over the years has had time to create a stock pile of grapes. The goal of the game is to throw as many grapes into the goats mouth without letting the poor old shrivelled up raisins get eaten. You don't get to control the grapes being thrown but you do control your characters hands which you have to use to hit the raisins out of the way. You do this for as long as possible and when you finally manage to fail at stopping the raisins or you end up hitting George, then the game ends because George gets angry and starts to attack you then you fall off a cliff and die.

Chain Reaction is a game inspired by the grapple hook mechanic from Just Do It 2 (Just cause 2) and Pain. You are some random who has a grapple hook minigun mounted on the back of a flatbed truck and your goal in this game is to chain together as many destructive events as possible while using the least amount of grapple hooks. When you are shooting the minigun, each shot fires a new anchor point for the grapple hook and the only way to start a new hook is to stop shooting. This will reload the gun and place the initial hook into the gun. Destroying different things in the game will award different amounts of points depending on what it was that got destroyed and also what was destroyed before it. Allowing for greater point rewards if multiple of the same object are destroyed together or chained together.

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Giant Scary Monsters Playing Baseball With Cars Game (GSMPBWCG for short), is as the name implies. A couple of giant scary monsters playing baseball with cars, Game of the Day Edition. The rules of this game are slightly different from the regular baseball rules because for starters the only real relation to baseball is the throwing and hitting part and that's not exactly limited to one sport. You play as a couple of giant scary monsters and you have to score as many points as possible by either hitting cars as far as possible or doing the most damage to buildings with the cars you hit. Aslo if you hit the pitcher in the face then of course you instantly get 99999999999999999999999999999999x0+1 point(s) for landing such a cool shot. There are upgrades in this game like the ability to switch from a bus to a container ship to use as the bat.

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Container Crane Loader Simulator is a simulator game where you have to try and stack containers in a container yard and have them ready for loading onto a ship. You play as the crane operator and you have the option of switching in and out of third and first person view. The containers will arrive from ships and also trucks and it's the player's job to organise them in such a way that they can be placed in order onto another ship or truck ready for transport. If the player cannot find a way to stack the containers in a way that will allow for the containers to be unstacked orderly, then the player will get yelled at from the big boss man upstairs in the office. If the player gets three warnings from the boss then they get fired and the game ends. However if they manage to improve on their loading and unloading, then they'll get a raise and earn more money that is only ever used as score in this game.

Idea 31

Idea 31 is basically an EMS Helicopter simulator where you have to pilot a helicopter and pick up injured people when notified.

There is a mini map on the bottom left of the screen where arrows will pop up around the player's marker pointing in the direction of someone in need of an air lift to hospital. This game is a first person game and the user's experience with the flight would be the same as that of the battlefield piloting experience ( minus the guns and rockets although that would still be pretty cool to have). By this I mean the game would try and be as realistic as possible with the flying because there's nothing cooling than flying in a helicopter and the game would be kind of stupid if you could fly the helicopter with minimal effort. After each successful delivery of an injured person to the hospital, the player gets score added to their player record as some way of showing how well or how long they have been playing the game.

Pass the Guard

Pass the Guard is a game where your goal in the game is to get past the security guard who can be guarding a stadium, bank, shopping centre, or some other place that needs a rent - a - cop. You have to sneak past the security guard because you need to get past for some unknown reason by crouch walking past a disorganised hallway full of trash are really loud items. Every level will be different to give the game some re-playability by having objects placed differently each play through as well as having the rent - a - cop's behaviour change each time. There's a bonus gamemode (woah exciting...) where players can go into a time trial mode and see how fast they can complete a level. They can also challenge other people for the best times and this game has achievements because why not, achievements are fun to have.

Idea 29 is a game where you have to create an improvised ramp for vehicles using anything within the area that the ramp is needed. There are a total of 10 levels and after the 10 levels have been completed, a sandbox mode will be unlocked for the player to create his/her own ramp puzzles for other to play. This game has a multiplayer mode where the player challenge other people online to see who can make their ramp both the fastest and also with the least amount of objects. The object can literally be anything within a 50 meter radius of the ramp location. They can use cars, people, bikes, bins, planks, and many other objects that you would find lying around. When the player gets tested to see if their ramp works, three vehicles have to pass over it for the ramp to be successful. A light, medium weight, and a heavy weighted vehicle takes turns and if they pass then the player wins the level.

Cut the Potato

Cut the Potato is a first person Surgeon Simulator type of game where you have to control your arms to pick up utensils and potatoes. The point of the game is to cut the potatoes for a massive family get together (an excuse for you to cut loads and loads of potatoes). You get points based on how big the slice the potatoes and also on how badly you have injured yourself during the potato cutting portion of the game. The points are gained where ever you place the cut potatoes into the potato cooking dish thing and the points can range from 0 to 200 per potato. If you receive 0 points for a potato, that means that you have either not cut it at all or you have cut it into tiny little bits that aren't really usable. Points are lost when you cut your fingers and/or dismember them.