This is an MMORPG with a catch.
You'll play as monsters!! So in character creation you get to choose how your monster will look like, how its voice is like and what type of skill it uses(Melee offensive? or maybe shoot darts from ranger? or maybe magic). As you get spawned into the world there will be NO CHAT system. There will only be many types of "roars" you can do and since different monster have different voice, if you meet someone new it'll be hard to understand them. But the longer you hang out with a monster you'll start to understand which sounds is which command. For example: ROAR means "let's go!", GRAWL means "attack!" and so on.
You have to communicate through sounds and your voice and thus it makes working together more difficult but very rewarding. The wilderness is tough so you'll start in settlements(like small guilds with the same monster type as you). So early on it's an easy step to "learn" to communicate, but as you start to explore and find other settlements you'll need to start learning different languages and you NEED to work together with these monster from other settlements. The more you cooperate with other settlements the more variety you get in your party's abilities.
There's also pvp too, you can have wars against other settlements. The point of the game is a high-risk-high-reward. Wilderness is very dangerous and you should never go alone. If you die you drop some of the loots you're carrying and you don't lose any exp, but you get a weakness debuff making you weaker for a long time, and the debuff stacks if you die within that period of time.
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This is an Augmented reality card game! It's like a board game and it's perfectly playable without any AR.
So you'll have a board which is like a continent and throughout the continent there's multiple areas, like forests, swamps, deserts, sea and etc. It's like a monopoly board but it's a map. Players take turn to roll a dice to determine where their start position is. For example, if you roll a 3 then you go to position no.3 and because it is a dice6, you'll have 6 preset starting positions. If that position is already been taking, someone has to reroll to get another position that is still empty.
Then you get to draw a card, 2 cards, from 2 decks. 1 is an action deck and the other one is minion deck. Minions can be played on your turn and can be moved around the map they can fight, build, and gather depending on the minion.
The goal is to take control of the entire board. Throughout the board map there are "resource nodes" that players can occupy and depending on the node, they might give some benefits like; Node __ makes you draw an additional action card per turn or other things.
Now, what's the AR for exactly?
So if you were to use AR glasses, you can see your minions above the cards and they interact with the boards. For example animations of what your minions will be doing, like gathering or attacking. The AR is a feature purely visual, and each areas in the map like forests, deserts and seas will have their own properties so elements in this game is also crucial in combat.
In every fantasy world, there are always those people that would spend their day and night making the perfect weapons for the heroes in need! A young apprentice blacksmith, who resides in a small village far away from a big kingdom, is striving to be the an amazing Mastersmith. His/her master said that to be a great blacksmith, they must be able to handle their own creation. Yield it. Wear it. Use it to their maximum potential and perfect them before they can be used by the customer.
As the young apprentice, you needed to learn many weapon recipes as well as armor recipes. You craft them with the ores you could mine during your travels to find special ores/items from monster. Each ores and materials have grades and this will affect the things that you smith. There will also be 2 separate levels; your character level and your blacksmith level. Character level will increase your basic strength, agility, vitality, dexterity stats. Your blacksmith level will, of course, affect your smithing.
Monsters and special bosses drops special materials that you can embedded them in your weapon/armor to make it more powerful with different bonuses with each items. There are also legendary weapon recipes that needed super rare items that you need to get.
"Berserked!!" is a fantasy multiplayer game, where 10 or more player get teleported into a big map. There, they can kill each other at any time.
BUT
Here's the catch, one of the player will be selected as the "Berserker". No one but that player knows who's the Berserker, and they are way stronger than normal players, as strong as 4 players combined, so then it becomes a psychological battle. The players have to find who the Berserker is, cause if they kill the other non-Assassin players, their chance to kill the Berserker will be slimmer since they need to work together to kill Berserker.
The win condition is simple, if the Berserker manages to kill all players, he/she wins and get a bunch of points. If the players manage to kill the Berserker, the surviving players win and get lots of points and the dead players will get a tiny bit of point. Once a round is over, a new Berserker will be chosen randomly, as well as a new map. After all rounds is over, all points will be counted and the players with highest points get bigger reward.
There will be different classes, each will different fighting styles. This will be a tactical play for the Berserker since he/she would need to try to snipe out the healer/DDs first. One important point is the fact that there's to team and everything is Free For All.
