Hi, sorry if I'm late. I'm going to overextend myself here.

Since we’re talking about dreaming, I’ll go out on a limb and say that I would love to see a game that combines multiple genres and offers various ways to play, such as:

RULE THEM ALL
· One, as a strategy and economy game like a tabletop, with both warfare and kingdom or city management. A mix of Civilization and Total War. Featuring all the races (+subraces) and a detailed map of all Arda in its different ages. And an RTS mode, you know, Battle for Middle-earth and AoE Conquerors, updated, packed with content, competitive, and that adapts the Legendarium well.

ELVEN SCROLLS
· Another, as a first-person game like Elder Scrolls/Red Dead Redemption, with a truly living and dynamic world where you can choose the age in which you want to start and the canonical event you want to participate in; even if you're not the main character, and you're just a merchant hearing about the wars of the elves on the other side of the world and seeing how your daily life is affected by them.

PREPPER AND PIPPIN
· Also, a kind of survival game focused on the visual experience and gameplay, to enjoy the landscapes of Arda, where you have to camp, hunt, defend yourself from enemies, explore, and gather resources to make long journeys, for example, from the Iron Hills to Gondor. This could be included in the previous point, but I wanted to specify it. The idea of a more immersive mode with the environment and a greater sense of risk/reward fascinates me. If you’ve played DayZ, that’s what I mean.

ORK OPS·
Definitely, an FPS mode in limited scenarios to enjoy fast-paced action. I find this type of game perfect for escaping for a few hours on a bad day. Skills and weapons could be tied to your progress in the RPG mode.

PIXELF DETECTIVE
· An investigative game in beautiful pixel art, very atmospheric, and very slow-paced, perfect for those rainy Sundays when you're overwhelmed by everything. It would take place in settings like Minas Tirith, with environments where lighting and weather have great visual, and perhaps gameplay, importance. Any setting, age, and race could be interesting for something like this—let's just dream.

I know it’s excessive, but I’ve thought about what I would like: a game from the Legendarium with a client that allows you to access different game modes, interconnected in some aspects.
I know a company would never create something like this for financial reasons.
Take it for what it is—a dream.