In this game, you can…

• …harpoon fish all day, then run a sushi restaurant at night by setting the menu, managing staff, and serving customers for upgrade money.
• …hunt Godzilla in a crossover event during your dives.
• …care for a Tamagotchi-like fish on your in-game phone by feeding it, cleaning up poop, training it, and putting it to sleep.

In this game, you can…

• …throw an axe across a fight, watch it carve through enemies, then recall it to snap back into your hand.
• …fight with your kid as a real partner, calling on his arrows to stagger enemies and open them up for your hits.
• …fight a full-on dragon as a giant set-piece boss encounter, not just a background monster.

In this game, you can…

• …walk into a remote research outpost and find transcripts of your private radio conversations already written down.
• …follow a strange lake signal to a hidden site, get knocked out, and wake up to a mystery that suddenly feels personal.
• …start by making life-defining choices in a text-only prologue before you ever step into the woods.

In this game, you can…

• …watch nightfall turn lethal as the darkness itself attacks you within seconds if you aren't holding a light.
• …go insane and have your sanity turn into real combat threats that start hunting you around camp.
• …build a base near friendly pigs for protection, then watch a full moon turn them into werepigs that attack you.

In this game, you can…

• …kill a captain, then meet him again later with new mutations and new immunities.
• …turn orc captains into sleeper agents, promote them into bodyguard slots, and trigger a betrayal mid–war-chief fight.
• …aim your bow in slow motion, then warp straight to the enemy instead of just firing.

In this game, you can…

• …perch on gargoyles and pick off armed thugs one by one until they start panicking about the shadows.
• …scan a crime scene for evidence, follow trails, and reconstruct what happened using forensic tools.
• …dive into Scarecrow's nightmare sequences where the level turns into a surreal horror setpiece with its own rules.

In this game, you can…

• …summon Jesus from heaven to mow down Nazi zombies with an M16
• …shrink down, crawl through Mr. Slave's rectum as a gnome, disable a WMD, dodge bodily fluids, and turn on vibrators to progress
• …walk into Canada and suddenly play through an 8-bit RPG-style section

In this game, you can…

• …die, then return next run to loot your own corpse for your dropped gear.
• …bait enemies into fighting each other, then slip through the chaos and loot what's left.
• …unlock teleportation, map shortcuts, and permanent keys that let you bypass old barriers and revisit danger fast.

In this game, you can…

• …miss a unique card from an NPC, then later find that same card lying under a tree of hanged civilians if you never won it.
• …pay out of your own pocket to take care of an orphan, finishing the quest with less money than you started.
• …ignore the main quest and travel the continent just to find one specific card and beat one specific merchant at Gwent.

In this game, you can…

• …turn into a literal square.
• …paint platforms into existence with light to make your own path.
• …survive being chased by nightmarish figures in scenes that feel dangerous, even though the game has no normal death state.