03-19-2012, 02:16 AM
Or Garry's Mod.
Yeah.
Anyway, the games I want are actually fairly complex, and therefore would probably never exist ever.
One of these games is a blend between Minecraft and Rollercoaster Tycoon. Basically you move around in a semi-blocky world, which is, like Minecraft, randomly generated.
You first start off near a huge gate or something. Through this gate, people will spawn. Now, to start off, you'll need to build path. To do that, you'll place blocks that represent a path. You actually have all the blocks you want at your disposal, however, they all do cost money. To save money, though, you can also mine for blocks, like in Minecraft. These blocks will all be put in the general storage, from which you can craft these blocks into other types of blocks.
Eventually you'll need to build rides, though. You of course have preset rides, which you can simply place anywhere. However, the biggest fun is in creating your own rides. In the designer, you can basically decide what kind of ride it is. Is it a flatride, or a tracked ride? Is it a food stand or a souvenir shop? What materials does it use? How do parts move? All these things and maybe more, of course in a simplified way so that it's accessible for everybody (although there are more advanced tools for the more advanced players).
Finally, you are able to ride your own attractions, and even shop around in your own shops and stuff, and even interact with the guests.
Yeah.
Anyway, the games I want are actually fairly complex, and therefore would probably never exist ever.
One of these games is a blend between Minecraft and Rollercoaster Tycoon. Basically you move around in a semi-blocky world, which is, like Minecraft, randomly generated.
You first start off near a huge gate or something. Through this gate, people will spawn. Now, to start off, you'll need to build path. To do that, you'll place blocks that represent a path. You actually have all the blocks you want at your disposal, however, they all do cost money. To save money, though, you can also mine for blocks, like in Minecraft. These blocks will all be put in the general storage, from which you can craft these blocks into other types of blocks.
Eventually you'll need to build rides, though. You of course have preset rides, which you can simply place anywhere. However, the biggest fun is in creating your own rides. In the designer, you can basically decide what kind of ride it is. Is it a flatride, or a tracked ride? Is it a food stand or a souvenir shop? What materials does it use? How do parts move? All these things and maybe more, of course in a simplified way so that it's accessible for everybody (although there are more advanced tools for the more advanced players).
Finally, you are able to ride your own attractions, and even shop around in your own shops and stuff, and even interact with the guests.