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[Bongo Bill]

That's more than one syllable.

[Brentai]

No it isn't.

[Esperath]

the t/ph border is probably too hard to slur into a single syllable.

[Disposable Ninja]

Osschtphreauhrrnnged.  Pronounced oSshtfrOOuhrrngd.  The o is unvoiced, like in opossum, and it basically sounds like a drunk Swedish person saying "Shit Froo Earned".

I kind of want to stay away from double letters as much as possible, because that feels a little bit like cheating. I feel like can get away with the double-n in chthreaurghenned because -ned is a modifier for the past tense.

[Frocto]

It is your weakness that shall be your downfall, DN.

[Bongo Bill]

A combination of a first-person shooter and werewolf/mafia, somehow. Obviously not all the rules will carry over. During the daytime, you get the accusation weapon, which is hitscan, and has the model of your hand, which extends the index finger in a pointing motion when fired. During the nighttime, everyone has to go out and conduct their activities in real-time with their identities obscured (except the mafia, who know each other). Each player gets a little house labeled with their own name, the doors of which unlock in a certain order based on their role (the mafia get to leave first, for instance, in order to have a shot at hiding their identity). Being action-based, nighttime activities would be balanced so that the normal outcome is likelier, but a heroic player can still cause things to happen differently. For example, there's a time limit on the night phase, so an innocent who evades the bad guys all night long might force them to kill somebody else, or even to fail to kill anyone.

Dead players turn into ghosts and get to play ghost deathmatch or something while the living players go about their business.

[Detonator]

A combination of a first-person shooter and werewolf/mafia, somehow.

There is a somewhat popular Garry's Mod map called Terrortown which is basically this.  Kazz plays it a lot so he could explain it better.

[Disposable Ninja]

Fear and Loathing in Veridian City: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the Kanto Dream

[Disposable Ninja]

Novelty game idea: You: The Game.

The game would analyze the contents of your console-of-choice's hard drive, create a profile, and then use that profile to custom create a sidescrolling game world for you to play around in. Furthermore, the game would grow and change based on how the contents of your Hard Drive changed -- every unlocked Achievement, every new game, every download, the game would become slightly or greatly different.

[Mongrel]

Wasn't there an old game kinda like that called Innerspace or something? You flew around in a 2D space-pirate world, with enemy and allied ships based on the files on your hard drive?

[McDohl]

Except I think if you shot the files it deleted them off the drive.

[James Edward Smith]

Dominion style card game that has a Texas hold'em style "river".

Each round (every player gets a turn in a "round") a 4-5 card "river" is dealt onto the table from a separate terrain deck. This is the terrain that the round is played on and the terrain might benefit one player's hand over an others do to synergy with certain types of cards.

Alternately, player's turns could be divided into 4 phases where upon the start of each phase the next river card is turned over. Every players river ends up different every turn that way.

Or, it could still work like how I said earlier with all players operating from the same river, but the river isn't fully revealed every round and then replaced the next round with a new set of cards. Instead it is revealed one card at a time each round until you have a full 4-5 river cards in play, then the river is discarded and a new one begins being dealt out over the course of the next 4-5 rounds.

Theme ideas for what the "river" actually is:
-terrain
-it represents random uncontrollable elements like weather, acts of gods, etc
-the game is about ocean explorers and the "river" represents stuff or creatures you ran into with players decks being stuff like their equipment and crew, etc

[LaserBeing]

Except I think if you shot the files it deleted them off the drive.

It didn't. You're thinking of the similar in concept but much more recent indie game that nobody played because, well... because it deleted files off your drive.

[Brentai]

I played it a couple times on a drive I had marked for death anyway.  The only interesting thing is knowing that at any time you could suddenly fuck up your OS.

[Disposable Ninja]

Tell a story through DeviantArt. Not on, through. Create a page of a 14-year-old girl who draws herself as a lion playing with Kingdom Hearts Sora who is also a Lion. Slowly Chronicle her descent into madness as her mind is destroyed by Lovecraft-esque horrors.

[Disposable Ninja]

Explorers of the Postmortem Worlds

The Afterlife consists of hundreds upon thousands of unique worlds. A Spaniard from the 1400s who passed away before his dreams of exploration were realized has decided to set sail and and explore and chart out the various afterlifes.

[the asshole you hate]

Plot device: A tiny planetoid's surface is divided into 237,912 identical rooms. 237,912 robotic "mothers" simultaneously give 237,912 genetically identical embryos an identical education over 16 years. The children all [but 1?] grow up to be super-genius psychotic murderers - using smarts they discover each other and escape en-masse. So there are copied villains all over.

[Classic]

... Why 237,912?

[Lottel]

Because its Guild.


Because its lolsorandom and unique and won't conform to your preconceived notions, man.

[JDigital]

Sounds like the film where neo-nazis try to clone Hitler, then re-create his upbringing so he'll become like Hitler. It almost works, until clone Hitler stumbles upon a biography of Hitler, realizes he's a clone and defies destiny by killing himself and/or not becoming Hitler.