“It’s a secret to everyone.” This free-use public domain book contains 300 ideas to put into any new video game. As far as is known the ideas contained here have not yet been used. The book can also serve as a lot of “food for thought.” They are not synopsis based ideas here but rather element based ideas. This book was hand written and contains a number of drawings. This book may be used with or without credit and shared, as it is in the public domain.
Here is a book with more than 300 new ideas to place into any new video game.. Good ideas, the best that could be made. They are not synopsis based but rather element based. Best of all, this is a free-use public domain book. It can be shared, published, duplicated, and freely used by anyone. “It’s a secret to everyone.”
“It’s a secret to everybody.” This book has more than 300 unique ideas to use in any new video game. As a public domain book the ideas here are free. This book is the author's contribution to the game making community. Consider it like an open source book of video game ideas that anyone may use. Every entry in this book was thoughtfully created and only added when the author felt they were good enough to include. If there was any doubt they were used before then they were not included. There is enough content here to improve any game that anyone is making and this book also serves to expand a game maker’s imagination with “food for thought.”
This book is filled with 300 ideas for any new video game. These are ideas based on new elements, not stories or settings and are definitely not synopsis based. For example these are ideas for things like new power ups, weapons, spells, special effects, and enemies, and not where the game takes place, character backgrounds, the plot, and such things. This is a handwritten book with drawings made in a personal notebook. These ideas are 100% free to use in this new public domain book.
Containing 350 ideas… Great, free, and anonymous help for a game maker. “It’s a secret to everyone,” in this public domain book. As far as is known these are never before used ideas. Nothing was added without it feeling worthy of being included. There is no filler here. No space was taken for granted. These ideas are not so synopsis based than they are element based. In other words they are more “ideas within a game” than they are “ideas for a game.” This book is sure to be a great help for any who use it and take it as being unconditionally free.
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“It’s a secret to everyone.” This contains a large number of good elements to add to any game. There are over 250 free ideas here that any game maker may use. All the ideas here are free in this public domain book. No idea was presented that was known to exist before and none were added without feeling they were worthwhile. Consider this an open source book of free ideas that anyone may use and share. It is the author’s personal contribution to the gaming community.
This is a book about alternative philosophy and beliefs. It covers both common and uncommon topics. It's about life and making life better. It is about a better world. It is a look into a different world that could be. It teaches things that you may never have learned elsewhere. This is a new and uncommon look into Satanic thought.
A book just about those (Christianity, Satanism, and Christian Satanism) taken as different subjects. Christianity is approached here in a philanthropic way. Satanism is approached in a worldly way. Christian Satanism is approached as a gray sided spiritually world based religion. The topics overall cover magic, the occult, Christian scripture, gray sided philosophy, and Satanist centered belief. This is also a public domain book at low cost or no cost.
