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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9334092" data-attributes="member: 6802378">A D&amp;D dating simulation? It is possible but I would suggest to use Birthright setting.A sequel of Planescape: Torment should be in the list of future projects.I suggest the licence of D&amp;D should be for a videogame studio what not only wanted money but to earn prestige as company.The biggest studios are too busy into their own projects to be interested into a D&amp;D licence.Not all the D&amp;D videogames can be a clone of BG3 or the rip-off of some famous franchise.Ravenloft is perfect for a survival horror style Resident Evil Village. The new Falkovnia seems to have been redesigned if you want a Ravenloft zombie-apocalypse survival game.Witchlight is right if you want a family-friendly style, but it isn't even an official setting yet.A videogame of LEGO: Stryxhaven in the right hands can be a superhit.Bloomburrow could be adapted into a D&amp;D videogame, but this has to await.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9334092, member: 6802378"] A D&D dating simulation? It is possible but I would suggest to use Birthright setting. A sequel of Planescape: Torment should be in the list of future projects. I suggest the licence of D&D should be for a videogame studio what not only wanted money but to earn prestige as company. The biggest studios are too busy into their own projects to be interested into a D&D licence. Not all the D&D videogames can be a clone of BG3 or the rip-off of some famous franchise. Ravenloft is perfect for a survival horror style Resident Evil Village. The new Falkovnia seems to have been redesigned if you want a Ravenloft zombie-apocalypse survival game. Witchlight is right if you want a family-friendly style, but it isn't even an official setting yet. A videogame of LEGO: Stryxhaven in the right hands can be a superhit. Bloomburrow could be adapted into a D&D videogame, but this has to await. [/QUOTE]

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