Have a countdown appear at a random time with no indication of what it refers to and how to deal with it. Add in a buzzer at the end and then just continue on as normal.
this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2023
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I love this idea. Add in a stress meter that's just fluctuating to full the entire time and causes the screen to get slightly blurry, but still basically 100% no impact.
Night of the Consumers has a premise that is sort of close to what you're imagining.
Ya! That's pretty close! Definitely in the spirit of what I have in mind.
This could be a pretty entertaining mobile game.
Haha, Right. I was inspired by my GF who had similar encounters entering and exiting Walmart today.