Thank you very much

Thanks Danidre!

I should clarify what I have in mind: I’m envisioning a single-player game that wouldn’t require constant updating from websockets like a multiplayer game or anything. It would be more along the lines of making a game universe where the player is, say, running around in an RPG world in one game, switches to another game that handles combat using action game mechanics instead of the usual boring Fight / Magic / Guard / Flee RPG mechanics, hops into their airship and flies around in a flight sim game to reach new towns, goes into a puzzle game to unlock dungeons in a new town, enters a FPS game to fight monsters in the dungeons, and the like. All different games, but all tied into a single epic story with the potential to interact by having actions in some games affect how other games behave, and shared data would be more along the lines of storing HP, max HP, inventory (including things that are picked up in one game that can affect the behavior of other games), unlocked areas, upgrades to their ship, status of key boss enemies, states of puzzles, and such. In some cases it might benefit from having two games open simultaneously, like solving cross-game puzzles where two games need to have a coordinated problem solved and it would be helpful to see and control things in both games at the same time, so I also want to keep that as an option for the devs by allowing them to open new browser tabs with other games.

I think this has everything that would be needed to pull off that sort of collab since it would just require writing to the save data whenever anything pertinent changes (items being picked up, areas being unlocked, etc). You’re right that it’ll take some planning – my main concern would be to make sure that a bad bug or excessive difficulty in one game won’t ruin the entire collab’s efforts, so implementing adjustable difficulty and ways of completely skipping any problematic games would be key. But I’d also be open to suggestions on other ways of thinking about it that might be even awesomer.

Danidreee that was a really kind review haha, thanks so much! I hope your bro likes it too :D

Hopefully I'll have time to make the next one full length :)

Thanks Danidre14! I didn't expect you to review on here! :D