Not sure what this tells of myself, but I’ve always found Toiletworld very funny.
Sounds like you may enjoy Carry On at Your Convenience - Wikipedia
I mean that’s got to be an urban parody of The Wicker Man, and I wish I’d thought of it. I take my hat off to you sir.
I also asked ChatGPT for help, and it didn’t produce anything remotely useable.
I don’t use it anymore as a personal choice, but when I was playing with it, I found it more useful to ask for bad ideas.
This is counter-intuitive, but it worked alot better. “What are ten bad titles for an adventure game about a claustrophobic plumber?” provides way less cliche tropey responses than “What are ten creative titles for an adventure game about a claustrophobic plumber?”.
This was a persistent thing. I wonder if, by asking for “bad” examples, the model avoids the most popular, and thus most cliche-laden, material.
Either way, I’d try your request again asking for bad ideas. You may not get usable ideas, but you won’t get as many stereotypical ones either.
Don’t you just love how useless ChatGPT is? You would have saved a lot of time just dreaming up something yourself, which you apparently did.
I thought it did that by default.
I don’t think of it as wasted time, but as research! I’m actually going to make a video for the faculty of humanities in a few weeks, telling students about all the stuff they can do that LLMs cannot.
Butter Cult - The Game made by my very bored friend
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Madam Fifi’s Whorehouse II
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The Presidential Pizza Hammer
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Treasure of the Island
As the author of a (not very good) game titled The Presidential Pizza Plot, I’m tickled that there’s apparently another game out there with such a similar name.
My top 10 titles for future games involving restaurants and kooky events/supernatural disturbances, which anyone can take and do what they wish with:
- The Midnight Arbie’s Contingent
- Get A Big Mac, or 27 Ways to Start a Revolution at McDonald’s
- Pandomonium Express
- The Great Southern Food Truck War
- Legends of the Hidden Temple of the Burger King!
- DQ at the DQ, or How I Lost a Fight to Mike Tyson’s Ghost in a Dairy Queen Parking Lot at 3 A.M.
- For Whom the Taco Bell Tolls
- I Lost My Soul in California, or In and Out and Back Again
- The Great White Castle Awakening of 1965
- Bigger In Texas, or Why I Died at a Whataburger in San Antonio
Enjoy, folks.
I hate to be that guy, but it’s really all in the question.
Okay, maybe I don’t hate to be that guy.
EDIT: okay, I just realized this was a necroed thread from last year, so chatgpt has had time to learn something. I apologize @VictorGijsbers
I appreciate the resurrection of this thread because the “supernatural occurrence at a restaurant jam” is a great idea.
And ChatGPT-related, I asked it to suggest titles for my novel about a guy who struggles with hearing voices. The best titles in the list were:
The Sound of Silence
The Phantom Menace
Violence Fight
A coin-op fighting game. Saw it in the arcade as a teen. Made me laugh then, making me laugh now.
-Wade
Violence Fight? What in the name of all that is holy? Well, at least it’s more (or less?) as generic as the NES game Action Fighter.
Violence Fight
I wanted to play this so badly as a kid, but my parents only let me play Pacifist Fight.
A very interesting game with a compelling narrative focus, where the player witnesses two characters slowly experience their moral principles erode away under the oncoming threat of an unyielding, deadly threat.
A very interesting game with a compelling narrative focus, where the player witnesses two characters slowly experience their moral principles erode away under the oncoming threat of an unyielding, deadly threat.
That’s a strong elevator pitch. Sounds like I should have put this into SeedComp.
Feel free to take it and call it your own lol.
This title grabbed my attention right away, but more in an intellectual way than a funny one. I laughed a lot while playing the actual game with the title in the back of my mind though. Very funny juxtaposition on the surface, while the title does cover the content in a deeper sense.
- Guttersnipe: St. Hesper’s Asylum for the Criminally Mischievous by Bitter Karella (featuring my beloved PC Lil’ Ragamuffin)
- Miss Duckworthy’s School for Magic-Infested Young People by Felicity Banks
- The Trolley Problem Problem by Damon L. Wakes
- Filthy Aunt Mildred by Guðni Líndal Benediktsson