@interestedparty
1a) I think it’s because it’s easier to write a fantasy story since the author doesn’t need so much reasearch and can write things as they like without having to care about accuracy.
b) In a choice game, magic and non-human races offer more choices. Note that many games set in present days feature magic, super powers or supernatural
2)Actually, It is not neglected on this website. There is Lords of Aswick on Hosted Games, there are some WIPs, the most recent of them being Life, Tyranny, Revolution & Medieval England, Choice of Games announced that they’ll make a Choice of the Viking game and @jeantown wants to make a Robin Hood game after she has finished Guenevere.
Many other settings have not a single WIP, I would call that neglected.
- I like your ideas. Why don’t you make a game based on one or two of these concepts?
@Elfwine
I guess you haven’t played Samurai of Hyuga?