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Nosamu: Finally phased out Genres

2020-06-22T01:33:46Z

Finally phased out Genres

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	~~== Games ==~~		#REDIRECT [[Tags]]

	~~See~~ [[Tags]].

	~~== Animations ==~~

	~~See [[Tags]].~~

Rain at 00:50, 22 June 2020

2020-06-22T00:50:47Z

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	== Animations ==		== Animations ==

	*Action		See [[Tags]].

	*Comedy

	*Drama

	*Experimental

	*Informative

	*Music Video

	*Spam

	*Screensaver

	*Other

	*Adult

Nosamu: Linked to Tags page

2019-11-17T02:55:13Z

Linked to Tags page

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 == Games ==
-*'''Action''': High-speed games that aren't heavily focused on jumping (platformer) or shooting (shooter), or don't fit into any other genre otherwise. Example: Demonic Defense 3.
+See [[Tags]].
 == Animations ==

Sm programmer: Add the "Time Management" genre as enough examples were brought up.

2019-10-31T04:54:14Z

Add the "Time Management" genre as enough examples were brought up.

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	*'''Tabletop''': Games that resemble or are based on real life tabletop games. Example: Celtic Mahjong Solitaire		*'''Tabletop''': Games that resemble or are based on real life tabletop games. Example: Celtic Mahjong Solitaire

			*'''Time Management''': Games evolving around fast, real-time allocation of resources in a sequential manner, in order to fulfill the level objectives. Examples: Diner Dash, Papa Louie's bussinesses (Pizzeria, Hotdoggeria, etc).

	*'''Tower Defense''': Place your towers and defend the goal from waves of enemies. Example: Bloons TD.		*'''Tower Defense''': Place your towers and defend the goal from waves of enemies. Example: Bloons TD.

Nosamu: Removed Seizure-Inducing genre

2019-07-29T10:05:43Z

Removed Seizure-Inducing genre

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	*'''Dating Sim''': Pick options, take girls on dates, try to get them in the end. Example: SimGirls.		*'''Dating Sim''': Pick options, take girls on dates, try to get them in the end. Example: SimGirls.

	*'''Dress Up''': Give someone different clothes and see what looks best. ~~Usually~~ Extreme~~, but not always~~. Example: Dead Baby Dressup.		*'''Dress Up''': Give someone different clothes and see what looks best. Often Extreme. Example: Dead Baby Dressup.

	*'''Driving''': Games that have driving, but aren't particularly about racing. Example: Parking Space.		*'''Driving''': Games that have driving, but aren't particularly about racing. Example: Parking Space.
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	*'''Runner''': No movement outside of dodging, always moving forward. Example: Canabalt.		*'''Runner''': No movement outside of dodging, always moving forward. Example: Canabalt.

	*'''Seizure-Inducing''': Mainly for Ronald GOTY.

	*'''Shooter''': You have a gun and fire it for the entire game, with that being the focus? In here it goes. Everything from scrolling shooters to FPSes. Example: Boxhead.		*'''Shooter''': You have a gun and fire it for the entire game, with that being the focus? In here it goes. Everything from scrolling shooters to FPSes. Example: Boxhead.
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	*'''Toy''': No set goal, no real genre, just something to click on and enjoy for a while. Example: Interactive Buddy.		*'''Toy''': No set goal, no real genre, just something to click on and enjoy for a while. Example: Interactive Buddy.

	*'''Tutorial''': ~~Entirely for Newgrounds Levels at this point~~.		*'''Tutorial''': Teaches you how to do something. Example: Ultimate Spriting Tutorial.

	*'''Typing''': If your game is entirely about keyboard practice, here it goes. Example: Keyboard Warriors.		*'''Typing''': If your game is entirely about keyboard practice, here it goes. Example: Keyboard Warriors.

Czechball: Added Tabletop genre example

2019-06-17T17:48:56Z

Added Tabletop genre example

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	*'''Strategy''': Place your units carefully, for the right man in the right place can win it all. Example: Age of War.		*'''Strategy''': Place your units carefully, for the right man in the right place can win it all. Example: Age of War.

	*'''Tabletop''': Games that resemble or are based on real life tabletop games. Example:		*'''Tabletop''': Games that resemble or are based on real life tabletop games. Example: Celtic Mahjong Solitaire

	*'''Tower Defense''': Place your towers and defend the goal from waves of enemies. Example: Bloons TD.		*'''Tower Defense''': Place your towers and defend the goal from waves of enemies. Example: Bloons TD.

BlueMaxima at 03:37, 18 April 2019

2019-04-18T03:37:21Z

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	*'''Adult''': Games purely meant for titillation. Should always be marked as Extreme. Example: Kasumi Rebirth.		*'''Adult''': Games purely meant for titillation. Should always be marked as Extreme. Example: Kasumi Rebirth.

	*'''Adventure''': ~~Point~~ and ~~click adventures~~. Example: The Reincarnation series.		*'''Adventure''': Games usually focused on exploration, item-based puzzles, character interaction, and generally don't have action elements like combat. Example: The Reincarnation series.

	*'''Animation''': Not games but included for full collections of something like Orisinal. Example: Orisinal Flowers.		*'''Animation''': Not games but included for full collections of something like Orisinal. Example: Orisinal Flowers.

BlueMaxima at 01:41, 17 April 2019

2019-04-17T01:41:07Z

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	== Games ==		== Games ==

	*"'''Quiz'''": Purely for The Impossible Quiz. A quiz, but not really.

	*'''Action''': High-speed games that aren't heavily focused on jumping (platformer) or shooting (shooter), or don't fit into any other genre otherwise. Example: Demonic Defense 3.		*'''Action''': High-speed games that aren't heavily focused on jumping (platformer) or shooting (shooter), or don't fit into any other genre otherwise. Example: Demonic Defense 3.
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	*'''Visual Novel''': Normally a straightforward text-based story with some interactivity, like choices. Example: Sonic RPG.		*'''Visual Novel''': Normally a straightforward text-based story with some interactivity, like choices. Example: Sonic RPG.

	*'''Walkright''': Only for the game Walkright at this point.

	*'''WTF''': Absurd games with no distinct genre. Usually extreme. Example: Queer Power.		*'''WTF''': Absurd games with no distinct genre. Usually extreme. Example: Queer Power.

Rain: Re-added Flying genre and tweaked example

2019-03-08T07:44:40Z

Re-added Flying genre and tweaked example

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	*'''Find''': You're looking for objects, whether they be people in a crowd or things in a room. Example: 4 Differences.		*'''Find''': You're looking for objects, whether they be people in a crowd or things in a room. Example: 4 Differences.

	*'''Flying''': ~~SHMUP (Shoot 'em up), usually shown from a top down perspective and involve controlling a singular character to avoid and shoot with~~. Example: ~~Thunderax 9k~~.		*'''Flying''': Games where you fly. Example: Into Space 2.

	*'''Gambling''': Bet virtual money in the attempt to win more virtual money. Usually slots, poker and what have you. Other genres win out if there's more gameplay involved than something inside your usual casino. Example: Slots.		*'''Gambling''': Bet virtual money in the attempt to win more virtual money. Usually slots, poker and what have you. Other genres win out if there's more gameplay involved than something inside your usual casino. Example: Slots.

Rain: /* Games */

2019-03-08T07:37:46Z

Games

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	*'''Find''': You're looking for objects, whether they be people in a crowd or things in a room. Example: 4 Differences.		*'''Find''': You're looking for objects, whether they be people in a crowd or things in a room. Example: 4 Differences.

			*'''Flying''': SHMUP (Shoot 'em up), usually shown from a top down perspective and involve controlling a singular character to avoid and shoot with. Example: Thunderax 9k.

	*'''Gambling''': Bet virtual money in the attempt to win more virtual money. Usually slots, poker and what have you. Other genres win out if there's more gameplay involved than something inside your usual casino. Example: Slots.		*'''Gambling''': Bet virtual money in the attempt to win more virtual money. Usually slots, poker and what have you. Other genres win out if there's more gameplay involved than something inside your usual casino. Example: Slots.