In this game, you can…

• …campaign for yourself as wizard overlord, have the game track it, then later literally write the final ballot by hand.
• …have your own stats interrupt conversations as competing voices in your head that argue and change what you can do next.
• …use reality-shaping magic to read enemy thoughts, talk to the dead, and control minds to get what you want.

In this game, you can…

• …choose which lead to follow first, and lose the other one forever when it means evidence gets destroyed or someone dies.
• …track clues by scent, sniffing out evidence around crime scenes instead of relying on gadgets or lab tools.
• …decide whether to act like a restrained sheriff or beat a suspect down, and have characters remember how far you went later.

In this game, you can…

• …drop a checkpoint almost anywhere, but only by spending the same energy you need for powers and survival.
• …freeze the action, latch onto an enemy or projectile, aim, and launch yourself like a slingshot across the room.
• …dash off an enemy, projectile, or lantern to fling yourself forward while kicking that object away in the opposite direction.

In this game, you can…

• …run a full cabaret club management campaign, dressing hostesses, handling their requests and moods, and chasing the top ranking in Japan
• …walk into shops and restaurants without loading screens, then wander upstairs, through alleys, and into random offices as part of the same city block
• …trigger a special move where a street musician tosses you a guitar mid-fight so you can smash someone with it

In this game, you can…

• …hack a plane's flight controls mid-gunfight and tilt the wings to send people and gear sliding through the cabin.
• …jump out of a plane, chase a parachute, and brawl with a henchman mid-air over who gets it.
• …literally throw your gun at someone's head, rush in, and finish the fight with your fists.

In this game, you can…

• …get remembered as a thief months later, with people recalling what you stole and treating you differently.
• …tie someone up, feed them to an alligator, then come back later to see scavengers pick over what's left.
• …kill someone in the wilderness, then return days later to find the same body still there, rotting as birds gather.

In this game, you can…

• …solve puzzles by doing something in the horrific reality, then walking through the changed space in the normal one.
• …lose the pills and switch the world through four seasons, changing people and the environment to unlock new solutions.
• …play between-chapter mini-games that suddenly switch to different art styles like strange arcade interludes.

In this game, you can…

• …answer questions while someone holds a gun to your head on a highway drive.
• …get robbed, steal a car, eat rotten trash food to save money, then end up helping a revolution before a serial killer nearly burns you alive.
• …hit an election-day finale where what your different teens did across multiple trips can change the outcome.

In this game, you can…

• …awaken job-like powers, swap classes, and inherit skills across them until your party roles stop resembling their original archetypes.
• …start fights in real time on the field, instantly delete weaker enemies, or get clipped first and stumble into an ambush.
• …ride a gauntlet runner across an entire continent and have travel time actually eat up days on your calendar.