Write A Plot From The Title (Writing Game)

A Mech-Based RPG where the player pilots both their own customizable Mech as well as help pilot a city-sized mech that IS a Mech-like city that romes across an apocalyptic wasteland. Each 'kingdom' can siege each other for resources, new territories, and party members.

Megaman

A man tripple the size of an average person goes around the town helping people hoping they accept him for his size

"Good morning space mom"

A young girl discovers that her real mother is a space traveler who takes her to many strange new worlds.

Smoke On The Water

A show that is basically a Bottle Episode of someone smoking weed on a fishing boat, stretched into a whole series.

Rosario + Vampire.

In the late 18th century, a proper Spanish gentleman named Rosario falls in love with a beautiful woman of high class, who he later learns is a vampire. He must then decide whether to join her in undeath, leave her be, or report her to the church authorities.

The Silver Chair

The Silver Chair is an anthology of quasi-Lovecraftian short stories that each have a different cast and setting but all feature the titular chair as the seat (ha ha) of some unspecified and derply mysterious eldritch influence. The stories follow the Silver Chair as it changes hands between different families and groups across the 18th to 20th centuries, bringing peculiar forms of madness to those it comes into contact with. One story has a carpenter try and create a duplicate out of Human bone and sinew. The chair's origin is only hinted at- having been first discovered in a Scandinavian barrow- and its ultimate fate is left unsaid. The anthology would go on to inspire a small but vocal internet fan community to expand on the legend, and an object very similar to the Silver Chair in description was added to the SCP foundation wiki.

Blue Moon Rising

An Urban Fantasy TV mini-series about a rag-tag group of magic users trying to stop an occult organization called the Blue Moon, intent on bringing the world under their heel through manipulation and subtle influence of world's rulers. By the time the story starts, Blue Moon is already moving on to the final stages of the plan and the protaginsts must race against time to stop them. They fail, but in the second season, Blue Moon Sets, they manage to successfully undo the damage done, although the world is changed forever.

Loyal Enemies

edited 18th Jan '16 11:05:40 AM by Kakai

A show about a mercenary troupe called Loyal Enemies and the various lords they fight for.

Secrets of the Empire

edited 18th Jan '16 11:23:47 AM by dvorak

A mock-journalistic expose on the 3,000 year old Great Galactic Empire. Nolan Novason is an investigative reporter who delves into the lives of those in the upper ranks of the empire and discovers bizarre, and often embarrassing, secrets... like the fact that The Emperor enjoys watching cartoons cartoons aimed at young girls...

Feelin' Good

A slice of life about a girl and her gay best friend trying to cope with life. The two of them go through heart aches, break ups, fights, falling out, high school, and college as despite the characters changing and moods shifting, they're still best friends.

Mouse Guard

Behind the walls of the human world is a vast kingdom run by mice. True to the classic cat and mouse dynamic of many cartoons, the story revolves around the secret war between the mice kingdom and the cat dominion. Protecting the mice kingdom are the mouse guard. These knights are the bravest and mightiest of warriors and do battle with the cats to secure the peace and prevent the humans from discovering their hidden city, conveniently built within an old cheese factory.

Day of The Tentacle

Do you really wanna know what I wanna write with that? Because Japanese hentai porn seems a bit much, so I will say Japanese tentacle porn with an excuse plot

Straight outta compton

In Compton, a police manhunt for a notorious criminal begins. Now the criminal must to his best to escape Compton for a city where he is less wanted.

Fairy Tail.

Fairy Tail follows several generations of pseudo-scientists of The Fair Folk as they concoct an experiment to give sapience and some of their magic to ordinary mice, seeing how they grow and develop with this new knowledge and power. It backfires when the mice rebel against the Fair Folk and set up a war between the two societies.

The Night Circus

An RPG where all RPG Classes are replaced with Circus Jobs. Warrior=Strong Man, Magician=Wizard, Acrobat=Thief, and so on and so forth. The characters both preform in circuses and fight monsters to level up.

Jazz Jackrabbit

A zany platforming videogame focusing on Jazz, the titular jackrabbit who must traverse a vibrant yet deadly world full of traps, bottomless pits, and a myriad of enemies. All for his beloved girlfriend, who is a panda.

Fields of Blue

A soft sci-fi about a man who realizes the solution to world hunger is to discover food crops in the sea. The story includes a large sub-plot on his troubled relationship with his daughter, a musical prodigy. It ends with his team discovering sentient life below the ocean.

Dragon Ball

A sports video game where all of the players are dragons. Each dragon team has its own special abilities for offense and defense, plus an array of different fields to play on, each with their own unique gimmicks and hazards, like a Mario sports title.

Forgotten Realms.

A tabletop card game similar to Yu-Gi-Oh or Hearthstone. You build a deck based on one of various types-which are broken down into Fantasy Races and RPG Classes-as you try to go through the 'dungeon' and take out the enemy's party.

Dead of Winter

An Urban Fantasy First-Person Shooter taking place in a middle-of-nowhere Alaska town that's been cut off from the outside world during a blizzard just after it's been taken over by a cult of necromancers. You play as the surviving townsfolk, taking the fight to the various zombies, vampires and liches that have infested the town.

D. Gray-man.

Sounds like an interesting story! I might actually play something like that if it existed and I played fps games.

A short story about the life of D. Grey, a woman who made a mistake on an official checkbox form and is now officially a man. Contains much satire revolving around gender, government, and life in general.

Life Starts Now

A Ripped from the Headlines-esque comedy/drama about a boy who has spent his whole life glued to computer screen, playing games and chatting on social media. But now he must spend his entire holidays on a calm, away-from-the-city farm of his grandparents, who - the horror! - have neither computer nor Internet access. Over time, he finds, of course, first love, inner piece and appreciation of simple pleasures of life and nature.

The Sword of Summer

The story of a young samurai who travels across old Edo Japan to deliver his dead master's sword to his family-more specifically, his son. He has until the end of summer to make it before the son sails off oversees. Meanwhile, bandits, thieves, Ninjas, and rogue Samurai are after the sword for their own reasons.

Double Cross

A medieval drama about two brothers who come into conflict due to their differing religious beliefs — one is a Catholic, the other is a Huguenot. Their beliefs are symbolised by the crosses each one of them carries around their necks — one of them visibly much more expensive and high-class than the other.

The Children of Captain Grant

A drama about the lives of the illegitimate children of one Captain Beckham Grant, who was a philandering ex-navy tour boat captain who ends up dying of mysterious causes. The death causes the mothers of the children to recount their tales of Grant to them, inspiring the children to eventually meet one another.

Lake Placid

edited 7th Feb '16 3:37:03 PM by Avenuewriter