What mini-games would you like?

[Tsukihime]

I like mini-games.

I also like to be able to make it easy to integrate mini-games into your own, larger projects, as a way to provide some extra things for players to do.

Most games I've played had mini-games of some sort.

What kind of mini-games would you like to see?

 

[Trumully]

Hmm, let me think... Oh! Whack-a-Mole, Duck Hunt. No, I don't need them. Just suggesting them. I have no plans for a big project. :rolleyes:

 

[David FoxFire]

I would use a simplified verison of several Popcap games, such as Match-3, Alchemy, radio tuning, half-matching, hidden object, and so on.

My first game's goign to have a lot of CSI-type stuff and I'd like to have some sort of Mini-game for Fingerprints, Chemical matching, Ballistics, assembling of objects, spectrographs, and what not.

 

[Bizarre Monkey]

SQUATS AND OATS!

From FF7, remember? Where you could beef up by doing hella squats?

Though some of the card games in the Final Fantasy series were good to.

But above thine all, Chocobo Hot n' Cold was the best!

I typically do a 'frogger' minigame, as well as usually some sort of inverse where you try to get hit! There's also my common dodge things but also collect things while falling down towards earth minigame.

 

[Xyphien]

I'm a huge sucker for card games / trading card games. A few games have it such as the new witch hunter 3, even club penguin has a fun card game!

 

[Rise Evil]

Hidden surprises in block cases like a mine sweeping game, or something like jewel puzzle like (yoshi's cookies/c*nd* cr*sh etc.)

 

[LTN Games]

It would be nice to see some simple racing mechanics, like a lap counter and real physics( or as close as you can get), this way we can have horse races, car races, and even chocobo races lol.

 

[sage]

Though some of the card games in the Final Fantasy series were good to.

This. I'm going to go with card games.

Weird puzzles are fun too.
Bejeweled type games are pretty popular, and most people know how to play them.