WHAT GENRE ARE YOUR GAMES?

traditional RPGs in the same vein as the Paper Mario and Mother series (as opposed to say Final Fantasy, and similar games)

So basically light hearted games that take place in fantasy worlds that still have a hint of realism. I also like to shift between seriousness and humor.

Having a few bosses that have wacky personalities and quirks is also a must for me

Okay, I will be one of the 99% who says they like to make some sort of RPG. Myself, I like to make traditional fantasy style RPGs with dragons, kings, knights, princesses and such, but with an often dark twist, such as a demonic cult which controls the governments in the background, numerous bloody, destructive battles, dark visuals, mythos heavilly involving Hell and of course main characters getting killed off in emotional cut scenes.

However, I also like to dabble in creating horror themed games too, generally either RPGs with a horror theme or else an action adventure game.

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For me it would be the fantasy type genre. Sending the hero's out on a quest to save a princess or defeating evil demon lords has always been a favourite of mine and is what i like to create.

+1

Interactive storytelling is hard enough for the pros. I say keep it simple for us amateur 1-man-show types. It doesn't get more basic than this, and I like it just fine.

I'm creating a traditional, linear, lengthy RPG in your standard fantasy setting. Not much else to really say. :)

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Modern, adventure, horror. Somewhere around there, although I don't believe in a black & white idea of genres.

I'm moving into a more Arcade style of games now.

I typically create story ideas that provide room for lots of characterization.

I don't really favor a genre, though I tend to make fantasy RPG stories due to the wider range of resources.