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Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

I am making a few games for Khalsa Productions and Sikh Games. But I am running out of ideas to put in the games. Could someone please help me by giving me some ideas. Or if would Like me to make a Sikhi game for you then please tell me and tell me what you would like it to be like.

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A 100m race with only singhs from various backgrounds and ages competing...loads of them on internet just not the sikh version. Or like this one from Denise Lewis

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sol/shared/spl/hi/fu.../heptathlon.stm

and if you have various characters to choose from they be good at certain events.

Or a Langar race...you have a race agaisnt the computer; sangat is sittiing and you have to pour Langar; ie Roti, Dhaal, Sabji the quickest. :lol:

Or a snap esque game where you have to match sikh symbols up, a sikh version to this one?

http://www.totallygame.com/game.php?type=game&id=1328

Oooooooooor a Sikh version to pacman where a sikh dude has to collect as many Khanda as possible before the vices of Sikhi; kaum, krodh etc etc consume him. and the Bonus points can be a the 5 kakkar and if the dude gets all them Game over and the guy has won.

Are these Ideas any good? Or where you thinking of creating more techincal games?

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Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

Thanks Pha Ji There brilliant ideas I shall use them I love the Pacman idea

Thanks. :TH:

If anyone else has any Ideas Then Post them here. Thanks. :lol:

Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

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Oooooooooor a Sikh version to pacman where a sikh dude has to collect as many Khanda as possible before the vices of Sikhi; kaum, krodh etc etc consume him. and the Bonus points can be a the 5 kakkar and if the dude gets all them Game over and the guy has won.

If you get consumed by Kaum...on the losing screen it should say that and a Gurbani quote how to handle Kaum for example!!!!

I like the idea of a sikh version to pacman too. could be called sikhman.

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Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

^^^that was me sorry logged into a different account by acedent I don't know how to delete it lol

Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

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lol I'm loving those pics but I need smaller ones there toooooo big lol. :lol:

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