I'm building a Tux-based Game Studio (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 week ago* (last edited 5 days ago) by atmorous@lemmy.world to c/opensource@lemmy.ml

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I know other devs interested in making Tux games but before I begin with them I figured I would ask the community what they would like to see

A Conker/Golden Eye type game? DOOM-like? Farming Sim? Fighting Game similar to Smash? Open World RPG similar to older Bethesda games? RTS like StarCraft? Turn-Based like Final Fantasy or Expedition 33? Going mad for power in a 4X? Another genre entirely?

What genre would you all prefer to see have a game made first? I will basing it off of likes

I plan to make a game in each genre but for now figuring out which to do first is the goal. Have concepts, tools, experience, devs, etc ready to make anything the community wants

Edit:

Leaving this open for 2 more days. Whichever gets the most between the 2D Fighting and Turn-Based comments. They are both tied at 14 upvotes

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[-] bvoigtlaender@feddit.org 3 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

Id love to see very generic timeless type of games with less content but with the opportunity for the community to expand upon with maps/items/characters.

I would love to see a Trackmania clone. plain racing game with 4 button controls, fun physics, simple yet powerful level editor and a leaderboard.

EDIT: or a binding of isaac clone with potential for shit ton of items as i have just read somebody else mentioning it.

[-] Albbi@lemmy.ca 3 points 1 week ago

When you mentioned Trackmania, I was reminded of Super Off Road which is a very simple racing game but is a lot of fun. Played it at the arcade and on my computer when I was a kid. A Tux branded version would be pretty easy to make and games with easy controls are great for kids.