[Future Cat Labs] Making Rules

• Happy and Relaxed
  • Designing a game with a focus on creating a happy and relaxed atmosphere is a wonderful idea. Consider incorporating soothing visuals, calming music, and light-hearted game mechanics that encourage relaxation and positivity. You could look into genres like casual games, puzzle games, or life simulation games for inspiration.
• Can't kill anybody
  • By avoiding violence and promoting non-violent game mechanics, you'll make your game more accessible to a wider audience, including younger players and those who prefer non-violent games. To achieve this, you can create gameplay that revolves around cooperation, problem-solving, and exploration, rather than combat.
• Social Issues
  • Integrating social issues into your game can provide players with a deeper understanding of real-world problems and foster empathy. Be sure to approach these topics thoughtfully and respectfully, presenting various perspectives and encouraging critical thinking. You could develop a narrative-driven game that tackles social issues through storytelling or create a simulation game where players can experience the challenges faced by different groups in society.