Inspirational Report #14

Each idea presents a simple, self-contained concept.
Variations ordered by difficulty:

1. Easy → quick to produce, minimal setup
2. Medium → requires materials, locations, or collaboration
3. Advanced → complex narrative, special access, or multi-day production

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1. I Clean My House to Avoid Cleaning My Real House

For this video, check out this aesthetic ASMR game called Hozy, inspired by this girl’s gameplay.

Variations

1. Easy: Narrate all the game using an ASMR voice.
2. Medium: Treat the game like actual real-life cleaning training to justify yourself playing.
3. Medium: Clean the house in the worst possible order (small details first, big mess last).
4. Advanced: End the video by finally cleaning one tiny thing IRL as a joke payoff.

2. Is This AI or a Real Roblox Gameplay?

For this idea, take a look at different Roblox gameplay shorts and determine whether it’s fake or real by checking it out in Roblox.

Variations

1. Easy: Play the game yourself and attempt to recreate the exact clip frame-by-frame.
2. Medium: Rank the clips by how “convincing” they are before revealing which ones are real.
3. Medium: End the video by revealing which clip fooled you the most and why.
4. Advanced: Attempt to break the game to see if the clips are actually not fake and instead rely on glitches or mods.

3. My Wife Plays Poker with Aliens

Play Bogos Binted along with your wife!

Variations

1. Easy: Take turns playing the game. Each time one of you loses, you switch.
2. Medium: Test out every mini-game inside the game and keep score of who wins the most.
3. Medium: Every time either one of you loses in the game, they must complete an alien-related IRL dare.
4. Advanced: Secretly treat this idea as a test to determine whether your wife is an alien or not.

4. I Played a Cursed SpongeBob Game

Take a look and play Plankton’s Plan.

Variations

1. Easy: Wear Spongebob merch while you play.
2. Medium: Every time you start to get scared, you must start singing Spongebob songs.
3. Medium: Start playing different child-friendly knockoff Spongebob games until you reach this very cursed one.
4. Advanced: Force yourself to finish the game (no matter how scary) or complete a dare IRL.

5. I Became a Streamer Now!

For this video, check out this crazy streamer simulator!

Variations

1. Easy: Develop an eccentric alter ego for your streamer, make him completely the opposite of who you are.
2. Medium: Try to beat your real-life channel stats inside the game.
3. Medium: Make intentionally bad choices and commit to them. Can you be the worst streamer ever?
4. Advanced: Attempt to make the weirdest streams possible using the game logics to your advantage.

6. I Asked ChatGPT to Create a Roblox Game (and Made It)

Ask ChatGPT and other AI chatbots to give you instructions on how to make a cool Roblox game, and then design it and play them. Is it a good game?

Variations

1. Easy: Combine all the ideas you get from the different AIs.
2. Medium: Use 3 different AIs and create each one’s idea and compare them to each other.
3. Medium: Actually launch the game and record as people start playing.
4. Advanced: Ask the AIs to give you updates to make the game harder to play and win.

7. I Played Paid Roblox Games So You Don’t Have To

For this video, forget the free-to-play and check out paid games on Roblox. Are they worth it?

Variations

1. Easy: Set yourself a small budget you can’t cross over, and pick your games wisely.
2. Medium: Let your kids pick the paid games you’re going to check out.
3. Medium: Rate each game based on fun vs. price.
4. Advanced: Find free alternatives to these said games inside Roblox as well.

8. Take It or Double It with Robux

For this video, play the classic “Take it or double it and give it to the next person,” but with Robux. Play the game until you find someone who plays Roblox and wants to receive the Robux.

Variations

1. Easy: Limit the game to a fixed number of doubles (e.g., max 5 rounds).
2. Medium: If a person wants to take it, they must compete and win against you in a game.
3. Medium: Make people spin a roulette to determine if they double it, triple it, or more!
4. Advanced: Offer a kid two choices: the Robux, or the same amount of real money.