Notebook of New Video Game Ideas: Book Eight by Adam J. Capps - HTML preview

Notebook of New Video Game Ideas: Book Eight

Adam Jeremy Capps

Notebook of New Video Game Ideas: Book Eight

Adam Jeremy Capps

New and in the public domain.

Here you will find more than three hundred ideas to put into any new video game. These ideas are entirely free in this public domain book. As a public domain book it may be freely used and freely shared. As much as I know, these ideas have never been used before. Nothing was included if it did not feel worthy enough to include. It is a highly imaginative book covering many different things. These ideas are not story/plot/synopsis ideas but are rather element/content based. Many genres are covered in this book but especially adventure, RPG, and platforming games. This is the eighth book of its kind. There are now 20 books under my name (Adam Jeremy Capps) which are all available online as free ebooks and in the public domain. They should be easy enough to find under a search as I use many different uploading sites. I would be happy if anyone posted them themselves, with or without profit, and shared them with any game makers they may know.

This is a handwritten book full of drawings. It may even be helpful for a game maker’s imagination. It can be good “food for thought” for any game maker. Thank you for downloading and using my newest book!

Thanks again for reading!

It’s a little rough around the edges but I consider it a work of art.

This was my eighth “Notebook of New Video Game Ideas” book. Be sure to read the others if you have found this one helpful. Like this one those are also free online as ebooks and in the public domain. If you have any trouble finding a print version feel free to print them yourself through a book making site or with your printer. I have also written books on great methods for making good video games. One of those is my “Game Maker’s Bible,” and another is just called “Making a Great Video Game.” My “New Video Game Idea Book” is like this one, only it is all typed out text.

Until next time.

–Adam Jeremy Capps/ Adam J. Capps.