My favorite show of all time is The Office. The show is premised around a documentary based style
with situational and ironic comedy mixed in. I’ve come up with 3 entertaining
game ideas and will choose one to elaborate on. First, I’ve brainstormed a free
game that involves guessing who did what. This game will play like the game
clue but in a humorous manner. Constant problems arise in every episode, which
makes the show chaotic and bunches of fun. The player’s required to guess who
did what after given multiple clues. The second game is a spin off of the
series. This game will let you achieve different goals with any given
character. My third and final game involves making it across the office, and to
your desk without Michael noticing. You’re late to work, Michael is distracted
as always, and you need to avoid trouble.
I’d like to elaborate on my stand-alone game or console
game. This game allows the player to take control of any character. For
example, lets control Michael. Michael wants to find a wife, he wants his
employees to like him, and wants friends. You must accomplish these goals or
maintain a certain level of minimum balance. To top this off, Dunder Mifflin
must stay profitable no matter what character you are. If you’re Stanley who is
an accountant and the company starts to fall on a downward swing, it’s your job
to meet with Michael and stress concerns. However, there’s consequences of
doing so. Telling Michael he’s not doing a great job means his fondness of you
will decrease. As this level decreases, you’re closer to being fired. You must
realize that Michael’s character over reacts to everything, so you must watch
what you do at all times. This game is premised around making smart decisions
and is more of a management oriented game. A cool feature is that any character
can work their way up and become the boss, but it’s not an easy ride.
This game will contain an abundance of humor, awkward
situations, and off the wall events. It will contain real life characters that
actually talk, move around the office, and confront you at any given time.
Also, you will have a home life or outside the office life, as well. For
example, Pam and Jim have a daughter. Their house, personal belongings, and out
of office situations will exist. Same goes for every character. There will be a
plethora of different missions throughout, ranging from easy to difficult. Some
of these missions will include going out and getting clients, meeting with
other paper companies, hiring people, etc. From a technical standpoint the
graphics should be crisp, there will be over 10 different locations, and a
hefty amount of unpredictable dialogue. The game will be marketed from
teenagers to middle aged consumers. Overall, this game has incredible
potential. It has a rich storyline, endless possibilities, and will never have
the player bored. The target audience is large. Most importantly, everyone
loves The Office.
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