City of Books discussion

What are some game new game ideas we can add to the group? :)

Alphabet Game

Angelfall by Susan Ee
Bloodlines by Richelle Mead
City of Bones by Cassandra Clare
and so on

Cover Hunt?

@Kate oh I love that game :) You can make a discussion page if you want

This or that book edition? Which of two books you prefer?

Elizabeth wrote: "This or that book edition? Which of two books you prefer?"

Good idea! I made a discussion page :) https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Book spine Poem :D

or

anyone should do the BOOK TOWER CHALLENGE. :) it's on youtube and it's fun.

Choosing between two covers of the same book - which one you prefere :)

@Beatrice Those sound interesting, what are the rules?

@Taja good idea! I made a page :) https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Grace wrote:

@Taja good idea! I made a page :) https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/..."

Awesome! :)

For the book spine poem. you just have to make a poem out of book titles (book spine). :)

for the book tower challenge, I've tried this on my own because you have to face your bookshelf in playing this game. I swear it's fun.
Original:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=258pNp...
Other sample:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVtTAb...

I think you should restart the book series elimination game with 10 new series :)

I just made a vampire-themed list.

Shayla wrote: "I think you should restart the book series elimination game with 10 new series :)"

Also start one for favorite guys of the series and for the guys a favorite girls of the series.

Hangman

How about a reading-themed simulation game, kind of like Bus Simulator Indonesia?
Players could “travel” through different cities of books — picking up stories, authors, and quotes along the way. It’d mix exploration with learning, just like driving routes in Bus Simulator ID!
https://bussimulatorid.com/

One idea could be a dynamic territory control mode where players complete missions, challenges, or events to expand their faction's influence across the map. Different territories could unlock unique rewards, vehicles, or abilities.

Another fun concept would be a hidden collectibles system with clues scattered throughout the game world, encouraging exploration rather than just combat.

I've always enjoyed games that mix progression with exploration. While looking at different game mechanics and player tools, I've come across some interesting GTA-inspired resources and ideas at https://gtasanad.org/ that could also provide inspiration for mission structures and gameplay features.

Curious to see what other ideas the community comes up with!

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