Taking inspiration from "Looney Tunes: World of Mayhem", I've been wondering if "Tom and Jerry" should ever follow suit one day with its own fighting game on PC and mobile devices. This game would be a free app, with only stuff from the game's marketplace requiring you to pay money for stuff like Season Passes and other offers.
The game can also have multiplayer supported through online play.
I don't know too much of Tom and Jerry's lore per say, but other than Tom, Jerry, Spike, Butch, Tuffy, Quacker, and other characters we commonly see in various media, there's potential for seeing obscure characters (and character skins) returning for this app like characters from the direct-to-video movies and maybe additional characters from the two theatrical films.
Obviously Scopely and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment would publish it (with additional support from Warner Bros' sister company, MGM), and it could use the same development team who worked on "Looney Tunes: World of Mayhem", but this is all I've got for now.
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Hehe yesterday I made this with @readyandnot 's help, so big thanks to you <;33
Big ramble under the cut!
Here's Bloody! An app concept for vampires which you can download on MF! (Magical Facilities, which is the app store)
First of all, the name. It started being a very bad pun called "dinnertime", but we figured the name and icon were very discriminatory, so instead I turned it to "Bloody" which, i think, it's better.
Second, the icon. I wanted to do something simple with the word, and I had this idea of doing the B with the fangs, so it turned out like that. The app colors are red, black and white.
Now, the app's concept! It's basically like google maps; it works with proximity, but instead of showing locations, it shows veiners around you.
"Veiners" are empowered people that consent to be fed on. BUT WE ARE NOT GOING TO CALL THEM BLOODBAGS, OF COURSE NOT, so Sky came up with the whole veiners thing!
The app has a search option to look for different stuff, it can be someone's profile, it can be veiners in other location, it can be specific things, everything like that.
It also has, of course, a profile option, where you can put everything about yourself!
It also has private messages, where you can talk with not only veiners, but other vampires as well.
A cool thing about the app is that every vamp gets a notification at 6:00 AM that says "The sun will come up soon!" Because I find it cute.
Now, how it works! So basically, you have to touch one of the multiple hearts, that are veiners. When you do so, it will show you their information, such as the things in the picture. (Pronouns, name, profile picture, biography, blood type, empowered race, age)
It also gives you basic options like send friend request, show you their direction and send them a text!
You see, as a veiner, you have a special option that appears in the top left corner, which when you press it will notify at DUMP stations that specialize in vampire cases. Basically, like a 911 system.
When a vampire enters to your profile or starts going your way it notifies you with all their information. (Such as pronouns, name, picture, age, etc.)
There is a ghost option which shows your profile like offline and doesn't show your location in the map. Because, what if I'm a veiner but I don't want to be fed on right now? Exactly for that!
And that's very much it. I might do other concepts like this because they're fun asf :)
Is there anyone who knows how to make apps that would be willing to work with me on an idea?
I’m chronically ill, and find that tracking my symptoms is really difficult because all the apps that are recommended require me to input information, (severity, duration, body region etc.) which I can’t usually do when I’m experiencing bad symptoms, and also aren’t always applicable to certain episodes, meaning I end up giving up on keeping track and just guess how often each symptom happens.
I’ve found an app where I press a button and it records the time and date, which is good, but I can only track one symptom this way, otherwise I’d get confused.
App idea: if we had an app that can be pre-programmed by the user with particular symptom buttons, so when we press the name of the symptom we’re experiencing, it records the date, time, and symptom. This way, it’s accurate and trackable information that doesn’t require a questionnaire that you need to think about or spend time on.
Is there anyone who can help me with this? And would anyone else use this app if I were to find a way to make it?
As I previously showcased on this post, I made concept logos for "Dr. Loud". Recently, I had an idea for if it were some kind of a flash game Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network would've developed for their respective websites and apps.
PREMISE
Lincoln is sick, and it's up to you and Lisa to operate on Lincoln and find a cure.
GAMEPLAY
Like the "Dr. Mario" games, the game would be a puzzle game. From the start, you can choose between playing as Lisa, Leni, Luan, or Lana. Lucy can also be added as a possible unlockable character. But as far as gameplay, it's pretty much the same no matter who you play as (unless maybe Lisa, Lana, Lucy, and Luan could have some advantages if there were power-ups).
The Loud sister you chose will throw medicine capsules down the board and you must guide where the pill will land. Stack three of the same color on top of the virus with that same color and you get points as the virus disappears. For the PC version, you could simply use the keyboard or the mouse. For the mobile version, simply use your finger to drag the tablet as it slowly descends. Tap the screen to rotate the pill or if a character's energy meter is filled to the top, tap on it to activate their special attack.
MULTIPLAYER
The Story Mode can support 1-2 Players, mainly for its use of co-op. The multiplayer option can be done with about however many players can work, as far as tablets and mobile phones are concerned. It's also possible for online multiplayer support, depending on the capacity.
