New settings in games

So I just watched the PROTOTYPE trailer. Really good looking game, seems awesome...but it made me think of something that hadn't occurred until I watched it. Are you tired of post-apocalyptic urban dystopia/nightmarish hellscapes for your games?

Personally I'd like to play a game set on a space beach, or somewhere that has mai-tais AND giant cyborgs to kill. It's like having your race car and crashing it too.

Just post where YOU want to play. What setting do you personally want to go to that you feel has been underrepresented/never been done before.

I want more games to concentrate on the different Norse-related areas. I'm talking beautifully rendered levels centered around Nifelheim/Muspelheim, Hel, some feasible representation of Yggdrasil; stuff like that. Badassness would ensue.

"I want more games to concentrate on the different Norse-related areas. I'm talking beautifully rendered levels centered around Nifelheim/Muspelheim, Hel, some feasible representation of Yggdrasil; stuff like that. Badassness would ensue."

i want a game that has a setting like medieval total war, lord of the rings, yet plays like oblivion / Fallout

"So I just watched the PROTOTYPE trailer. Really good looking game, seems awesome...but it made me think of something that hadn't occurred until I watched it. Are you tired of post-apocalyptic urban dystopia/nightmarish hellscapes for your games? Personally I'd like to play a game set on a space beach, or somewhere that has mai-tais AND giant cyborgs to kill. It's like having your race car and crashing it too.Just post where YOU want to play. What setting do you personally want to go to that you feel has been underrepresented/never been done before. "

Space...no. Hell...no. In a city...no. I got it! Canada.

Zombie survival MMO on a jungle using the Killzone 2 engine.

=epic win

What I really wish more games would do is make more variety in environments, I know that's a lot of strain on artists and developers, but that's one thing I always loved in older games.  Mario Bros 3 had you going to ice lands and grass lands and desert and firey areas, giant land and in pipe areas...  MOST old games did stuff like that.Now we have games that are like 'The whole game takes place in Africa' or 'the whole game takes place in a city', and sure that city is way more detailed than anything we could have seen a few years ago, but it gets boring."

I would love to see a game set during french revolution. I was stoked at rumor of Assain's Creed 2 being set at that time. That said, the renaissance is pretty cool also.

Boring scenery was one of the reasons I ditched Gears of War 1 & 2 and ignored others like Resistance. The whole games have that brownish aura that is as amusing to watch as a pile of melting compost, fragrant during the summer. Not that they're bad, but they seriously lost my interest.

I would like a game set on a spaceship with monsters that is akin to a 70's Sci-Fi movie. Lots of pointless lights around the vessel, vibrant colors, varied hairstyles, unusual aliens and so on. Oh, and not a sset-self-destruct-and-run type ending.