my ideas that would require allot of funding

Then try to reduce your idea until it is feasable, sometimes it is really helpful to have some limitation. At least it forces you to get to the core of the game.

Maybe Notch thought about minecraft in a way to build worlds like Avatars world, but after fitting his requirements to his budget, a game like the know minecraft evolved, which many people like to play. Not every game need to be the next big AAA MMORPG FLOP !

I have coded the engine and stuff but now what kind of game should I code?

Don't, just don't do that. Don't make engines, make games. There are limitations on how flexible and game indipendent an engine can be, that's what the professionals say. You have a hard time not doing a fps with the unreal engine. There are always game related assumptions that sink down to the engine. If you do an engine yourself, you'll see that you can vastly simplify subparts compared to professional engines.

I have no trouble coming up with ideas assuming I had some money but I do not... So could some of your game design brains point me in the right direction?!
(also if you help me design a game I would credit you and give you a portion of any money made which will more than likely be none)

I am a bit confused in what you'd like from us. If you have ideas, then write about them. The "game design brains" may help you simplifying your idea and give some feedback.

Yeah by allot of funding I mean they would require things like models and animations and art lol.

Yes?! And what do you expect to get for your gameengine? Top notch quality artwork, models and textures? You are a hobbyist. I know you don't like that thought (neither do I), your game probably won't look as good as you have it in your head. You don't have the professional artists that realize your dream.

You already talk about models as if it is a IEEE normed construct that you need to aquire. You don't know what you are doing, because you don't know what game you want to make, you have no target.

It worries me a bit that you wrote about the engine and then a bit about what the engine consumes. A game is more than engine and models, it should be fun, have mechanics, be challenging...

Yeah by allot of funding I mean they would require things like models and animations and art lol.

I understood what you meant and I'm sure that you can get around this.

To be honest, I fall into the same pit like you , started with an engine and not a game. This has several disadvantages, because once you have an engine, you want to put it to use and this is a show stopper. The hard part is the decision to discard a feature of your engine to make the vision of a game more likely.

I.e. my engine is capable of using normal mapped models, like every current game engine. But I do not use it, because creating the normal maps for all your art would be just too expensive. A great story, no dissed this too. Large open world, *zap* gone, because I wanted explorable dungeons first.

Later (too late to be honest) I decided to orientate my game at a rogue-like game, because rogue-like are RPG games with feasible art

And this is my best advice I can give after working for more than 12 years on my engine and 3 years on my game: pick a low-art (best rogue-like) game which meets your vision of a game best and then think about what you could push (mostly art wise) without putting too much budget into it.

But be careful not to think the other way around (what game would be best made with my engine), because you already showed that you are capable of making an engine, so adjusting the engine to the game is most likely your simplest task.

I think you can agree that it's hard to make a game with the constraint of having very light art assets which is why I was mentioning models and whatnot.

No I don't. Sometimes it is the flavor of the game. Comparing Minecraft and Darksiders, I think it is more important to have a distinctive, rememberable style than one that looks nice.

Anyways what I wanted to tell you is, you are too focused on your engine and everything aroud it.