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The game that always intrigued me was Time Zone. I’d like the idea of an open world, both in geographic locations as well as time zones.

Then, I’d love to see a new Gabriel Knight in the style of GK1 but using all modern technologies. How awesome would that dark gritty comic book style be when presented in smoothly animated, high resolution, really sucking you into a believable dark world. Something, by the way, that the 20th anniversary edition didn’t do for me. I’m talking full and high caliber animation + art direction.

Because… I also have an argument against remakes: many times, the old pixel art is just way better than detailed new graphics. Pixels is like reading a book: you have to use your own imagination.

The ecoquest serie,  Pepper’s Adventures in Time, Dr Brain series

I find that the educational titles were rather charming and a ton of fun actually. I find that there doesn’t seem to be that many recent games that have this balance of being great for kids, slightly educational while being a ton of fun.

Ecoquest would also be extremely relevant nowadays.

Or how about a geriatric Willy who’s on his deathbed? Leads a senior citizen rebellion in the hospital palliative care unit, coming up against doctors and nurses who want to “ground” him and take his lunch money.

Now that would be hilarious. It would also make me feel super old though.
Can’t say I loved Willy beamish though, the game and story were fun but I remember it being frustrating to play.

It’s a boring answer for sure, But Gabriel Knight 4. We have been waiting almost 25 years now. Come on Jane, please make it happen. Maybe if Microsoft ends up buying Activision, it will be possible? Fingers crossed.