What's a video game genre that has yet to be invented?

Is there any game set in ancient times, where you raise your own gladiators, set up fights, sell tickets, and even gladiators to some wealthy buyers?
If I'm not mistaken, back in those days gladiators who win usually get warm meal (that day), a prostitute, and if they win couple of fights they earn their freedom, which means you must also take care of kitchen, brothel, or even 'force' your gladiator to lose on purpose so he won't earn his freedom while, at the same time, taking huge risks as he may be killed in his fight.

Of course, manual saves would be disabled. The save system would work as Souls games in a way, and you'll have to be connected to internet all the time so you can't save scum, and because you may receive invitations from other gladiator owners.

>The only real answer you'll see here:
A game centered around interacting with NPCs using general intelligence AI (or at least language models) instead of scripted dialogue/decisionmaking

That's just a management game with a new setting, not a new genre

Fishing MMO
i dont mean fishing as a side thing / crafting i mean the focus

Play Caesar III

Did they fix the combat yet?

>just googled
Don't give me false hope, user. Does it have what I asked for?

yeah use this instead: github.com/bvschaik/julius

Literally Domina.

this sounds like fun
would actually play

not really but it is an incredibly comfy city builder management game that does have gladiators. May scratch some of that itch for ancient rome, and its genuinely Good.

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ah so that was the dev posting and promoting lmao

Game could really use more management features like food diversity, more ways to organize matches, different types of matches, managing your own arena, amphibious/naval gladiatorial matches, managing guests, etc.

Thank you.
I've never heard of that game before. Thank you as well.

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