21. Battlefield (or ARMA III) and Company of Heroes.
One player is the general, playing a typical RTS. But each of his units is actually players in an FPS. When he issues a move command, those players have a waypoint appear on their screen. If a player wants grenades in their loadout, they send a request to the general player to unlock grenades in the tech tree.
It has huge potential to be amazing, and huge potential to be sh*t. Would be a fun experiment either way.
– lankymjc
22. Halo and Portal. On paper, this seems stupid but it was actually made the game is called splitgate and it’s free.
– SidedPit4
23. The combat and boss battles of Dark Souls with the huge open world of Skyrim.
– Time_Significance
24. The Witcher 3 and Ghost Of Tsushima.
The Witcher 3’s gameplay is phenomenal, however, I thought the sword combat could be improved and then I saw Ghost Of Tsushima being ridiculously realistic and that most games could at least use those types of mechanics.
The Witcher 3’s open world and the story is just so big and so much to do in with several different outcomes. The magic is well done as well as the potions, healing items, skills, and enemies are all the more incredible.
Ghost Of Tsushima’s graphics and scenery were one of the greatest I have seen and felt that if it gets added to The Witcher 3 along with its own sword-fighting mechanics.
– Disavowed_G
25. Animal crossing and amnesia.
– Grapes38
26. Among Us + Huniepop. Take your crewmates out on dates, but if you can’t figure out it’s an impostor, they’ll kill you right when the good part begins.
– Zeta42
27. Sea of Thieves and Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag.
– Arcane_Daemon
28. Titanfall and No Mans Sky. Just using a giant flame mech to fight a giant laser dinosaur just would be so cool.
– Poedcast275
29. Half Life and Portal, the game will just be called “3”.
– Mon_Flowers
30. Super Mario and Doom.
– admaguy
