NEW GAME IDEA

So, I have a new videogame idea to show to any potential game devs viewing this blog. If you are a game programmer or something like that, keep reading. If you're not, keep reading anyway. This is super interesting.
SO, you know how there's a fad that's been going around for some time, the 24 hour overnight challenge? I so wanna do that, but I'd totally get caught. Also I'd never even make it out of the house.
AND IT'S DANG ILLEGAL.

 OK OK OK let's get back on track

 It's a 24 HOUR OVERNIGHT CHALLENGE SIMULATOR AWWWW YEAHHH

 SO...

  here's some mechanics i came up with.

 Exposure meter:

 So you know how some ppl who attempt this challenge get caught, and sometimes arrested? Well, I thought there would have to be a way to lose the game, so there you have it. I came up with an idea where you would have an exposure meter to track how much suspicion the employees/security have on you. BASICALLY, if you were seen by a security guard/employee, you would have your meter go DOWN. It slowly, slowly goes back up, but not enough to make a difference through out the night. Also other triggers would increase your exposure, like being spotted by a security camera, making noise near emp/sec, leaving messes that get spotted, triggering motion sensors, etcedera yadda yadda lol. I think it would give a real survival element to the game.

 Time counter:

 So, since you can't play a game for 12 hours without totally getting crazy in  th e he  a d ohH crrAAppP it' s hA ppenn  ing to me eEE
heh heh that was so crazy i'd never stay on the computer that long. Really. So, anyway, since you can't play twelve hours straight it would actually go shorter and the time would obvioulsly go much faster in the game. I think maybe two or three seconds in the real world would be a minute in the game. Reminds me of one of my favorite games, the Escapists, where one second in real time was a minute in the game. And there would be a cretain time when the park closed and you would need to go into sneaky mode where you'd have to avoid detection, and you'd win when the park opened again.

 There are so many other ideas and mechanics but my hand are getting tire  #lazytiper but I hope someone makes a game about it. Be sure to give me credit for coming up with the idea!


-JOHN THE EPIC

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