i think time machine and sci fi is a little used already. i would like to see me trying to beat a full vandit gang, with no weapons but solving clever crazy puzzles. btw, a pirate era is all wood and water. Think about it. 
Some of this sounds like âFreddy Pharkas, Frontier Pharmacistâ by Al Lowe/Josh Mandel at Sierra. Such an underrated title that still holds up well today.
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Freddy Pharkas: Wow, I played it for 20 mins (talkie version) and itâs a masterpiece. Incredible atmosphere and detail. Very immersive. Easily the best Sierra game ever.
I didnât solve a puzzle yet, but itâs fantastic just to be there.
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Seeing all the complications caused by the number of playable characters, it might be better to tell the story of only one guy. Also, I would like to see different places at different times of day.
MI would be a great guideline.
Assuming (and hoping) that Ron, David, and Gary (and most of the team) will continue to work together,
Iâm really looking for
The new Adventures of Jason the Journalist and Teddy the boombox kid!
During the early ninetees, Jason has become a prominent journalist, well known for his articles and great reports. And itâs then that his job brings him to work on the case of a boy, known as âboomboxâ among his friends.
One of the first goals of Jason, while getting infos for his work, will be to help this teen-ager almost adult to keep out of troubles and find its way in life, that will be obviously to be as cool as his journalist idol!
From that moment on, the game adds the âBoomboxâ character, that could be used as a stooge for Jason (like in Indy 4).
Guest star Natalie!
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Yeah, the boy in the lobby of the hotel was funny. He might provide a high potential as a playable character.
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A game about Chuck the plant. Chuck is in so many Lucasfilm Games and even in Thimbleweed Park.
It would be super funny to do a adventure about this plant.
Iâd like to see a game with the mood and feeling of movies like Goonies, Back to the future, or like the great recent series Stranger Things which I like a lot of course the same team, Ron, David, Gary and Mark+Octavi The problem is that finding original ideas is not easy!
Yes, this! Same developing team and that wonderful 80s feeling. And no worries about original ideas, they will come out with something awesome. 
On a side note. I wish there had been a Goonies adventure game back then, by Lucasfilm Games, of course, on the Commodore 64. Being able to pick your favorite goonies, similar to Maniac Mansion, that would have been nice.
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The only Goonies game back then was this platform. I think Iâve played only once in an arcade room latelyâŚ
And then came Maniac Mansion and Zak and I stopped with platform for a long long time⌠
I remember The Goonies, I managed to escape !!!
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This seems to be Ronâs opinion on this topic:
What a great idea!
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I have been talking about Star Wars adventure games 2 years ago, that it would be a good idea to try. But I dont think its Ronâs cup of tea. Ron enjoys to create his own original stories.
I also seen some concept arts made by fans how it could look like if SW has been adventure gameâŚquestion is, pixel art or hd? but again, its Disney 
You know what would make a great setting for an adventure game?
The Hitchhikerâs guide to the galaxy universe.
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Yes it would.
Was released for C64?
ZLORFIK! I missed it!
You can even play it online
I have never properly done this though. For some reason the game did not captivate me.
Have any of you played it through and found it to be worthwhile?
D.
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After reading the other thread about âdeath of adventure gamesâ, I am now convinced that the next game Ron should do is a story centric, dialog-centric, totally without puzzles, 3d, first person interactive novel. Seriously.
Yes, I remember that discussion. If Terrible Toybox did a Star Wars game, it would have become a blockbuster! Many people who never played a point & click adventure before would have been seriously attracted. But, a license for a Star Wars game might be too expensive anyway, even for a pixel-art point & click adventure game.
And, I understand Ronâs points of view in terms of creative independence and creating own IPs.
If he started working for Telltale we would turn on him like the fickle mob we areâŚ