Yeah, I’m thinking my more adult themed gang game would not be appropriate. Dad walks in, “oh, hey son! You’re playing a video game? Neat!”
“Yep! I just popped a cap in these fools and stole all their keys, I’m calling up Victor to sell them for mad profits. I gotta get my hustle on, yo!”
Dad: “What… kind of game is this???”
For the record, I also want to create family friendly games as well. I know the ESRB ratings system fairly well, I know it’s a voluntary system, and I agree with it 100%.
I have played and enjoyed 100s of games over the years. Some of them perfectly innocent, others - I don’t blame parents at all for not letting their kids play them. If you were to ask me which ones were more fun, I couldn’t really answer. I like variety in my games. I can have just as much fun stealing cars and shooting NPCs in the face as I can racing cars, building cities, or trying to save the princess from a castle.
I like video games because they are open stories that you become a part of. They’re very much like “choose your own adventure” books. I doubt most people here have ever even heard of those. But they were fun. Instead of just reading a book or watching a movie, your character gets to become a part of the story.
Ahhhh i love those choose ur own adventure ones plz do make one 
Ooooh do tell! 
do you you remember any specific examples?just curious about the weirder entries in that massive games list
@TGW im all about the choose your own adventure books. I even have a project started where I’m retelling “Cave of Time” in video game form. It stalled out a while ago because I didn’t know what I was doing yet, but would like to finish it eventually.