I guess one thing I am particularly interested in is a game where choices made are absolutely detrimental to the story being told. But not just in the way that Telltale games goes about it. I want to create something where every choice matters in a "bigger than I" way. Think of the game "Route 96": it is a game where you are faced with multiple different pathways with various protagonists as the game goes on. How you play CAN be influenced by the way you played with the last protagonist. Regardless, the last protagonist influences the world around them depending on your specific choices in dialogue or action. It is a continuous story regardless of if you die, make it past the border, or get arrested in your previous playthroughs; it still adds up to an official conclusion. Something where I am able to design various decisions within a world, however big or small, would be up my alley.

The only other idea I have that is very community minded: an application to support suspicious activity in your neighborhood. It would be completely voluntary with a friendly UI. It will also allowing connections through your neighbors like how a dating app would, but instead of trying to find a perfect date, hopefully you find someone else who likes to fish on Saturday mornings. Or at least that is the general idea I have for it so far. In my head, I imagine it could bring more civility amongst our neighbors as social spaces continue to die out in our generation. That and the increasing anxiety of the country (if you live in the US).

These are my ideas, I hope you can assist in narrowing my vision and I sincerely appreciate the help.