SasqWatch incorporates the myth of Big Foot, and its ability to hide with little footage of it reaching civilisation. In this game, you take on the role of the Sasquatch, the protector of the forest, and as much as you might hate the humans you swear not to harm them. To keep in line with the story of Big Foot, the core game mechanic is stealth, or at least a stealth requirement when navigating around humans with recording devices.
For the player to fail they will have to be recorded on camera for too long or caught up close – this will fail the mission instantly and doom the player to repeat it. Missions will consist of freeing forest animals from man-made traps and imprisonment.
Features:
Intended for computer (Steam) and potentially Xbox One and Play Station 4
Side note: This idea is also open to a snow-themed equivalent in which you take on the role of the Yeti, and are surrounded by less obstructions to hide behind – adding an extra degree of difficulty.
Reference image: https://d13yacurqjgara.cloudfront.net/users/285475/screenshots/1206329/sasquath_runningcycle.gif
In Restoration you take on the role of one of Mother Nature's servants, a mountain giant (mountain in physical appearance and size) and it is your duty since birth to restore the land and clean up after the battles between humans.
As the game progresses, humans start more wars simultaneously and technology advances, therefore destroying the land at a much faster pace. As much as it may infuriate you to watch your world perish at the hands of humankind, you must remain a passive entity and wait for them to eliminate their own population and simply repair the land they destroy.
As a servant of nature, you will cease to live if the greenery is destroyed, therefore resulting in a game over screen if the player fails to repair the world fast enough.
Obstacles:
End game: The human race eventually wipe themselves out removing the greatest source of damage to nature, or the human race starts another cycle, beginning from natural resources and less feuds.
Intended for either mainstream platforms or mobile devices
Reference video:
TheMountainKing from Brandon Wu on Vimeo.