Games that deserve a sequel

[Arsenic]

There are a lot of great games out there. They've been shut down due to a lack of sales, whether due to poor reviews, bugs, or just releasing at the wrong time. But despite this you love the game, it's world, it's gameplay, maybe both. You are saddened when the game is declared a failure. Your hero's story put to an abrupt end and a beautiful world gone to waste. Some of these games escape the hell of critical failure as a cult classic, sustained only by the love of a very dedicated community. Others are not so lucky... One day, you hope, it may live again, hopefully with the soul of what made it great intact.

Everyone has these games, what are a few of yours and why. But not only that, this is the generation of reboots, remasters, and remakes. How do you want it to come back? Do you want to see it re-imagined, maybe to take advantage of new technologies or maybe just to make it fit more mainstream and easier access and play. Or do you want a true sequel, that holds the spirit of what made the game close and trucks on, hoping people see it differently?

 

[JJ Styles]

Fallout Shelter -> Fallout Settlements

Ok, why the fudgemuppet would Fallout Shelter need a sequel? Well pretty simple. If Bethesda was smart enough to know about the settlements meme, they could have easily upped their game with a spinoff game that's based on said meme. Also, what would Fallout Settlements be like? Well aside from the shelter building, it would have a bigger emphasis on defending them from raiders, ghouls, rabid animals, deathclaws, gunners, Caesar's Legionnaires, etc with different kinds of turrets and units.

Ok kidding aside:

There's a number of titles that I really feel that a sequel should come in handy:

Deadpool: The Video Game
For what it is, the Deadpool video game has got to be the best representation of the character in a video game for the longest time. I mean, seriously, this is a game that had everything on it, even if the game itself was a rather mediocre hack and slash title.

A sequel to the Deadpool game can easily be conceptualized upon. Basically, everything that was great about the original game, and of course what improvements can be done to make the game a much better experience.