Our team is already itching to get started...

So far we've both managed to avoid getting sick, so hopefully we'll be able to set up an IRL-studio.

Even though remote-work is apparently going to be the new standard in a post-Corona world, some of our methods require us to physically inhabit the same place.

So we kinda decided early on that we're not even going to try doing this remotely.

We have some experience working together before, but we've yet to finish a game together.

Since both of us have quite of an experimental/artistic approach, it will be interesting to see if we'll be able to maintain a proper scope to our project. Time will tell!

BTW, don't come hunting me down with torches & pitchforks, but I may be one of the horrible people to blame of suggesting unimaginative Covid-related themes.

This seemed like a relatively "fresh" idea 5 weeks ago. But to be fair, already then I had the feeling that this thing might blow out of proportions later. Goes to show that sometimes you'd be better off trusting your instinct!

That being said: If we end up getting a theme that everybody hates (hah, like that would ever happen!), and whether some of you will find it hard to get inspired, here's an idea:

Consider generating the basis of your game!

Me and a couple of friends had quite a few laughs years ago when fooling around with this generator.

I dare you to name your game one of these: Return of the Jetpack Pimps Paranoid Cannibal Warrior Shady Hamster Temple Zombie Sailor Hospital HighSpeed Nazi Nightmare Dracula`s Stapler Epidemic Hillbilly Donkey Rocket Kinky Sandwich Encounter Amazing Punching Dungeon Inbred Chainsaw Unit

I'm not sure would combining generated ideas and a crappy theme just create more problems than make you inspired.

But you never know until you try.