[Ronnies 2011] April round begins
Ron Edwards:
Which makes 13!
amazon queen
Her Son, by Jackson Tegu
queen chains
Homage to Ninshubar, by Ben Lehman
In Exile, by Jacob Bouvier
Queen of Thorns, by Eric Boyd
Beholden, by Baxil
amazon chains
Brick and Mortar, by Dan Maruschak
queen lust
Queens of Time and Space, by Ross Cowman
amazon lust
Camwhores, by Elizabeth Sampat
lust chains
The Strongest Link, by Paul Vogt
Shackled Self, by Raffu Manzo
Tales of Lust, by Andreas Eriksson
Within My Clutches, by David Berg
You Are My Destiny, by Guy Shalev
Annnnd, that closes the entries, pending any last-fraction-of-a-second arrivals.
Best, Ron
Baxil:
"Chains" clearly was an attention-getter this time.
You know what would be cool, sometime, is a "Ronnies retrospective" comp (or just game jam). Take the top submission-getting term from each round so far. Mash them together. Pick three out of the six.
(( girlfriend fight dragon skull wings chains ))
Seriously, doesn't that just drip with potential?
Also, Doug, I know exactly what you mean. The only reason I was able to enter this month is that I had bigger things to slack off from. "I need to do my taxes!" I said. "And update Deathbird Black! So instead I'm going to let myself get distracted by inspiration." If it weren't for productive procrastination, I'd never get anything done.
Thunder_God:
I had a thought of "The Lust Amazon: More Pulp! More Porn! More Purple!" the only question was whether it was about a B-movie company making pulp porn films, or an actual pulp porn fantasy game...
;-)
Ron Edwards:
Hi everyone,
I am looking at a particularly difficult round of Ronnies to judge, and I think that I won't be posting my conclusions until Monday. Until then, though, please feel free to start threads to discuss the games as you will.
Best, Ron
whduryea:
It's interesting how much of the conversation on this thread is "I was going to make this game, but ..." Did this particular set of terms lend itself to a lot of ideas that were hard to execute in 24 hours, or were a lot of people simply busy this weekend?
My personal unfinished idea was Welfare Queens (using chains and queen), a cyberpunk game about white collar corporate executives who escape the burdens of their jobs by spending their weekends in a virtual reality world were they are poor women living on public assistance. (I wanted it to be a satire of the Randian tea party crowd and pull-yourself-up feel-bad-to-feel-good movies like Precious.)
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