Selfsurprise
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You might possibly remember a few videochats ago, I asked Ross which of the games featured on his Gaming Dungeon series he would most like to see adapted into a movie or some sort of television series. If I recall correctly he suggested hyper violent taxi driving simulator Quarantine as a game ripe for a screenplay reimagining. Months later, after thinking about this particular question again with more deliberation than I care to admit out loud, I began to wonder what sort of unlikely yet potentially rad reiterations of these games could make for a good television program. I was hoping that if I posted a few of my own goofy ideas it might encourage others to share their own, no matter how silly or sincere and hopefully get a worthwhile topic going. Feel free to be as serious or as humorous with your particular pitches for whichever game/s you choose as like!
- Nyet 3: A suspenseful and utterly skin-crawling thriller filled with gut wrenching twists and shockingly violent scenes. The premise effectively centres on an unnamed character waking up in a decrepit bunker who cannot seemingly remember anything, about his life or even the outside world. Soon after waking he stumbles upon a series of bizarre and lethal puzzles, all whilst being taunted by a grotesque boggle-eyed obese man via various media outlets, who offers thinly-veiled threats and occasional suspect aid.
- Wolfenstein: An extremely camp situational historic comedy that just so happens to be set in techno-occult Nazi Germany. A bit like 'Allo 'Allo but with more overt bloodshed and bloody carnage.
- Construction Bob Escapes From Hell: On the face of it, CHEFH is just another goofy saturday morning morning childrens cartoon series. But beneath the zany façade and playfully irreverent character design is a cartoon with surprisingly snarky humour and a sincere commitment to not patronizing it's young audience. A bit like Billy & Mandy's Grim Adventures but with more anti-papal overtones. For some reason the credits always have a different German metal band as the closing soundtrack.
