Curious 3 (If you had to describe your game with one sentence?)

[Engr. Adiktuzmiko]

You country is developing a really wonderful technology and you're helping in testing it, while there is an on-going rebellion somewhere in your country.

 

[RetroExcellent]

That

You country is developing a really wonderful technology and you're helping in testing it, while there is an on-going rebellion somewhere in your country.

sounds amazing, and I love that the rebellion is just kind of a side note.

 

[Engr. Adiktuzmiko]

Actually, the rebellion and the testing go side by side.

 

[Finnuval]

@Engr. Adiktuzmiko they usually do

 

[Engr. Adiktuzmiko]

Yeah they do, don't they.. Sometimes makes you think if its just a coincidence or... (Im still thinking about that part)

 

[Finnuval]

You country is developing a really wonderful technology

Well...usually when you put it like this... Not that much of A coincidence haha made me actually giggle haha

 

[Engr. Adiktuzmiko]

Yeah, but it feels so used and expected.. maybe I'll just leave it to the player's imagination

 

[Matseb2611]

Ha! This sounds fun. Looks like I'm going to have to do it for all of my projects, starting from 2012 and until now. *clears throat*

Dreadmurk: A group of villains and anti-heroes are trying to escape their punishment in the underworld and in the process become better people.
Incitement: An alien race is trying to integrate humans into its society, not realising some shadowy figures are sabotaging the process.
Central Impulse: Space station A.I becomes tyrannical towards its worker robots, so a small group of them attempt to find out why.
Unrevealed: A very average man or woman is trying to save their partner from crazy cultists.
Incitement 2: An alien race is still trying to integrate humans into its society, with shadowy figures now striking once more.

Atonement: Scourge of Time: The dreaded vindicator finally arrives to punish all for their sins, and two teams of cynical anti-heroes are all that can stop him... if they can put aside their differences first.
Harbingers of Woe: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are sent to the underworld to find and kill a traitor.
Just Face It!: An angry guy unleashes a curse to turn everyone's face ugly, which causes a young trio to attempt and reverse it.
Incitement 3: An alien race is still trying to integrate humans into its society, while the shadowy figures attack one last time.
City of Chains: A group of wrongly convicted people attempt to escape an oppressive dystopian city.

Outrage: A group of vigilantes are trying to clean up the city and catch a sinister guy.
Insincere: (non-RM project) A guy wakes up in an abandoned science facility, having no memory of how he got there, with only an A.I voice guiding him.
Atonement 2: Ruptured by Despair: A team of anti-heroes stumbles onto a parallel timeline where previous events took a grim turn.
Mercury: Cascade into Madness: A simple woman turns into a cynical vigilante after a traumatic event, and is willing to kill, steal, and torture in order to purify the city.
Renegade Grounds: Episode 1: Two mercenaries are tasked to retrieve a rare item that's been stolen from the council by underground groups.

Snares of Ruin: A pair of detectives are brought to a city in order to uncover the occurrences of a deadly disease that turns people into mindless zombies, while also finding plenty of time to engage in romance.
Shuffle Scuffle: Four humans and an alien dude are made to fight various monsters in an arena for entertainment.
Pegasus-5: Gone Astray: A trade ship gets lost in space, with its crew suspecting one another of sabotage while also being hunted by space brigands.
Snares of Ruin Zero: Virus outbreak and other gruesome events happening in the two weeks prior to Snares of Ruin.
Snares of Ruin 2: (current project) An elusive enemy is committing murders in the city, and it's your job to stop it, once you get to take a break from all the romance that is.

Ok, I did not realise this list would get so big.

 

[Philosophus Vagus]

Storywise: A struggle for freedom to decide your own fate no matter how much suffering one has to take on in order to make that happen.

Gameplay wise: Final fantasy Tactics meets Civilization...with aliens.

 

[samkfj]

Everything is better with aliens.

 

[Kupotepo]

Humans can justifie anything good or bad; the main characters are powerless because they are just ordinary people with magic or technology.