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One-sentence game ideas	XPUB	PLACEHOLDER COVER Inspired by Pippin Barr's Game Ideas 🛴 www.pippinbarr.com /category /game-ideas You are in an empty room with 13 doors that are portals to 13 different worlds. 5 min slow-motion epidemics, visually transmitted. Every crisis is a simulation of another crisis. Every crisis is a preparation for another crisis. You receive a point for each floating tile you encounter on the street. You sleep and the more you sleep, the more the buildings around the bedroom collapse and nature starts growing and invading the space. ThermoSTATE the state where no citizen feels cold. 🥵 The same day is looping over and over. The goal is to figure out which decision will make you move on to the next day. A flat with no floors. Hello, where are you, what can you see from there? You give someone a gift. They give the gift to someone else. You meet a person in a corridor, but you're in a supermarket, in Canada. Collect fantasy words in a fantasy world by talking to other fantasy characters so you can describe fantasy objects better. ...and yes... only give a positive answer (or inflexion) to any question. A city room without gravity. Thank you! No, I thank you! Noo, I thank YOU! No. I really thank you. No, I THANK you! You get up and you're a dictator for 5 min. You get up and you're a dictator for 5 min and if you don't change anything in the current status quo you die. You have a lethal laugh. You are late. You have to leave but you start playing a game. You change language and you discover how clever you are but you cannot communicate with others anymore. You are in an empty room with 13 doors that are portals to 13 similar worlds, only your character changes. Plastic bag on a windy day at the market simulator. Reality show for cultural workers. A portal will take you to the exact opposite spot on the globe. You dive into an ocean without an ocean floor but it's actually the sky. A bruschetta and some tomato sauce, but you're not in Italy. You're a flock of birds. You interact with things only collectively. You're in a layer of a multilayered world. You cannot see the effect of your actions unless you change the layer. Any action could potentially kill the other players (including staying still). The longer all the players are kept alive the more you score. Dutch wind vs. Human being Interpret what birds are saying. A game where your real-life issues are solved through playing and you don't realise it's happening. Sometimes things change depending on who you tell.                   🎈 You are a helium balloon and you just got to the big city. You are stuck in reality and you're trying to get back to your imaginary world but cannot find the door. Build the highest high heels in the world so you can traverse the Mariana Trench, with a depth of 11 034 m, without touching the water. It's night with rain and Devil Dutch Wind (DDW) and you are trying to ride your way home. The calories burned while running on the treadmill become actual currency. Files keep coming in and you have to sort them in your folder system. You get to experience your whole life in reverse. There is no gravity, no left or right, no up and down, but you have to guide someone to a treasure. Life's a game, play the game. You're a door and you have the power to open or close as you wish. Sometimes someone tries to go through you, will you let them pass? You enter a room full of obscure items and have to select some of them to curate an exhibition. Time is given to each player. During the game, several tasks are given to players, and they need to split their time and accomplish those tasks in the time allocated. If you fail to do so, it will affect the whole time sequence. In short, you play the game by splitting your time, rearranging your priority constantly. Git commit-push battle. Noise-inducing headphones so you can hear the electronic magnetic fields around you. Harmonizing everything. The printer that works is hidden somewhere in a maze. Do you want me to tell you the story of Wendy? You enter a room where you meet your friends with whom you play a game where you play a game, where you play a game, where you play a game. The rain starts when the meeting stops. The rain stops when the meeting starts. Print 80000 post-its. Guess the Guests. Try to eat the hole of a donut. Try to find out whether the donut hole which was expired was any good. Each chatroom is a different reality. A random age generator that gives you a random age on your birthday and your body turns that age. A random ape generator that gives you a random ape on your birthday and your body turns that ape. A random grape generator that gives you a random grape on your birthday and your body turns that wine. A random wine generator that gives you a random headache on your birthday and your body turns that wine. A random-random generator that gives you a random-random on your birthday and your body turns that random. The world is literally turned upside down and you must try to cure a hickup! Randominance. Steal Jeff Bezos's money and use it for the loot box. Sushi but it tastes like cola. Cola but it tastes like sushi. Your manager reminds you of Michael Scott and you feel like you are part of the Office. Grocery. Delivery. Startup. A one-sentence games list that never ends...