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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nifft" data-source="post: 6650038" data-attributes="member: 6562">Heh.That comparison actually dovetails nicely with the "preferred customer" idea: not only do comic book people buy cheep print products, some of them will buy several copies. The video game market is expanding again. Lots of re-hash content, but that's in-character for D&D.There's still a huge opportunity for more games, though.- Puzzle games. Dungeon Thief: Use your Skills, gear, and wits to navigate the heavily trapped 3D room to get the treasure, then get it out, all without being detected. Isometric, turn-based, puzzle-oriented, and suitable for tablets. If you die, you can start over. New challenges become available when you beat the current one(s); maybe you level up, also.- First Person Sneaking. Some other franchises already claimed Thief and Assassin as titles, but WotC still has Rogue and Ranger, I think.  Similar to the puzzle game, but first-person and real-time, and you can stab a jerk in the back if that's what gets the job done. Think Tomb Raider, but with elves and halflings on top. Play as evil or good -- if you're Evil, then you sneak into towns and kill / steal from ordinary citizens. If you're Good, then you sneak into ruins and such.- Skirmish games. D&D Minis Online: You and your friend make armies up to some point value, then play turn-by-turn, just like online Chess or Scrabble. If you play a turn every day, you earn a point that day towards "buying" new digital minis. You can also buy "booster packs" for cash, but the best stuff must be earned through play. Turn-based, suitable for tablet devices.- Single-player tactical puzzle skirmish. War of the Dragon Blahblah: You get a small force of "minis" and you must use them to win some battles. Then you get more, and the battles get harder. Turn-based, suitable for tablet devices.- Dragontinder. Swipe left to join me in my dungeon, baby. No, wait, that's a terrible idea.</blockquote>

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