The ultimate GTA. All of the best engines in one game. Driving physics from Assetto Corsa/Gran Turismo. Soft-body physics from BeamNG. Flying from Flight Simulator/DCS. VR mode a la Alyx. Shooting from RDR2, melee from Sekiro or similar. When you stop to play basketball, it's proper basketball a la 2K or Live. Same for pool, bowling, etc. Destructible environments like Battlefield or Teardown. Choices matter. Written by the guys who did Disco Elysium and the guys who did Portal/Portal 2.

You said I could dream!

For me, it would be a new entry in the Legacy of Kain series. I really like "Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain" (first entry) and since Crystal Dynamics launched a poll asking what players liked in the previous games and would like to see in the future, I really hope they publish a new entry one day. Personally, I would prefer a remake of the Soul Reaver trilogy, because with the latest technology it would be a blast.

I loved the Shining Force games and I would have loved to see Camelot stay with the series and continue it with SF4+ instead of just making the Mario sports games like they do now.

A Superman game that's like Spider-Man PS4. Where you can fly around, explore Metropolis and complete sidequests and that has some levels where you play Lois -- Only unlike MJ, she actually gets to punch someone and fight her way out of it if she's caught sneaking around.

I think something to do with Bounty Hunting, like Cowboy Bebop. I'm playing FFXII and they have a sort of bounty system as side quests. I look at a bounty board, find who posted the bounty, pet more information and seek out the target, come back and get my reward to do it again. I love it! The issue is that's not the focus of the game, it still feels like a side quests. The game design doesn't start there, it's still fundamentally a jrpg.

I want to feel like I'm in Cowboy Bebop looking for a crazed drug dealer and it not just be an instant follow quest marker into shootout. I want to talk to locals, learn about the city and those inside it, world building around why a drug dealer would thrive here and how people are affected by the substance he deals. Eventually I find him, he has well defined character and the goal is to take him in alive with as little conflict as possible. There's game design that allows various strategic approaches I can take to that without it being one single answer. At least once a year I rewatch Cowboy Bebop and it's always alongside myself fantasising a quality game being made just like it.

I want a what remains of edith finch sequel. Some how. I'm replaying it and it's so good.