In this game, you can…

• …avoid looking at monsters because staring at them triggers panic, so you survive on quick glimpses and peripheral movement.
• …hide in darkness to avoid being seen, then watch your sanity drain until the world distorts and you can collapse.
• …follow notes you wrote to yourself before erasing your own memory, including orders to go deeper and kill Alexander.

In this game, you can…

• …solve puzzles where each of you only has half the information, and you rebuild the full solution by describing it over walkie-talkies.
• …switch roles mid-puzzle, ending up on the other side of the split without warning.
• …solve mechanisms where figuring out the castle's history is part of unlocking the next room.

In this game, you can…

• …lay siege to a Viking village, launch yourself from a catapult, slam a rock into a chasm with a battering ram, then barrel-ride through fjords to a longboat finish.
• …play online with up to eight people, where seven other players flail around the same objectives and everything becomes a moving pileup.
• …learn to scale walls, start chaining speed hops, and even pull off stuff like climbing straight up or "levitating" with a stick.

In this game, you can…

• …pilot a pair of underpants.
• …dj a night club inside an air conditioning vent for a crowd of living glow sticks.
• …stop the story to play mini-games where you can electrocute the other player.

In this game, you can…

• …translate between two different peoples so a conversation can happen between groups that can't understand each other.
• …build your own dictionary by annotating unknown glyphs, then lock in meanings by matching them to drawings.
• …reach the top, watch the symbols rotate and transform, then escape a collapsing dreamlike world using the combined languages you rebuilt.

In this game, you can…

• …touch a stone-still forlorn and enter a puzzle sequence to reach its soul and restore its spark.
• …meet a forlorn who refuses your help, even after you've learned how to restore others.
• …run into a giant snake late-game that's drawn to your light, triggering a jumpscare and a couple of tense encounters despite the gentle tone.

In this game, you can…

• …use a strange eyepiece to reveal hidden markings, invisible clues, and a second layer of reality behind the shadows.
• …open a cast-iron safe that keeps revealing another locked layer underneath, until the whole game is peeling back one impossible box.
• …watch a normal-looking object unfold into a larger contraption, then warp into shapes that feel physically impossible yet still solvable.

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…

• …delete roads to reclaim pieces, but you have to wait for cars to clear the lane first.
• …use "dummy" roads to block off empty space and influence where new houses and destinations can spawn.
• …play daily and weekly challenges with special rule twists, including modes where roads become permanent and planning is final.

In this game, you can…

• …create your own escape rooms and play thousands of community-made rooms from the workshop.
• …jump into your friend's inspection view and watch them rotate an object live while you read the same book together.
• …play a Portal-themed room where you escape Aperture Science Laboratories.