3 games into 1 miracle

>>53197246
I have no idea what this combination would even entail... Do you grow monsters, then send them into dungeons comprised of puzzle battles? I dont understand...

>>53197246

Pokemon Mystery Dungeons was the SHIT when I was growing up, I approve of this wholeheartedly, and may contribute to the thread later on.

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>>53197246
Doesn't speak to me.

How about this?

>>53197986
At least this combination I understand, and agree completely!

You start, faggot. /tg/ is not your personal army.

>>53197246
Harvest Moon is a farming game where you grow your crops
Puzzle Pirates is a heavy economoy-based mmo game based on the crew cooperating on 1 ship with a gameplay comprised of puzzles inspired from Tetris and the like.

Mystery Dungeon is about a team of pokemons going inside procedurally generated dungeons with 10-100 floors which get progressively harder.

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>>53197246
Elaborate? Are we trying to brainstorm a civilization strategy game featuring Pokemon?

>>53197246
So you want Rune Factory with multiple puzzle minigames.

Which means you want Rune Factory Frontier with a working Runey system.

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>>53197246
This is just PuzzleQuest: Challenge of the Warlords with a farming mechanic.

Now let's create a 2-player game that mimics campaign-based wargames in it's story progression that uses pic-related as its main mechanic.

>>53197246
Only here for pmd. I remember a very fun thread from a while back where /tg/ their theories for Pokemon civilization in the pmd-verse and this thread should have that as a starting point.

>A game where you run a colony of pokemon and use them to manage a Caribbean island farming colony, build ships and fight off pirates using puzzle combat.

>>53197246
I think I understand. It would be like >>53197551, but you're not sending them into dungeons so much as onto very long voyages, like the Odyssey