In this game, you can…

• …hook directly onto enemies to destroy them, then push off their bodies to keep your momentum and use them like extra platforms.
• …get a second pass through stages where the same mechanics suddenly let you blast through three times as fast.
• …get a story that unfolds out of order, then replay and notice clues and foreshadowing that reframe the whole conspiracy.

In this game, you can…

• …settle a beer-drinking contest as a card puzzle between Gascon and a dwarf.
• …lose a named companion forever, and their card vanishes from your deck.
• …storm a castle where the enemy line is literally gate cards and wall cards, and the whole battle plays like that scene.

In this game, you can…

• …raise a kid in the apocalypse by teaching him mercy, violence, and when stealing is okay.
• …talk to Lee again in a dream, years later, when you're the one carrying the responsibility.
• …make tiny everyday choices like kicking a door or drinking water that can trigger consequences later.

In this game, you can…

• …farm top-rarity Echo drops from normal enemies anytime, even when you're out of daily energy.
• …capture enemy phantoms and equip them as Echo skills, so your gear is also a summonable ability.
• …fly from almost anywhere in late-game regions, turning the whole map into a fast movement playground.

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…

• …make a choice in an early episode, then watch it come back much later to change relationships and who lives
• …pick dialogue answers in seconds while danger is happening, like choosing who to save as people get overrun
• …decide between awful options like shooting a child before it turns, stealing supplies, or lying to survive

In this game, you can…

• …follow the wind to your objective instead of staring at a minimap.
• …write a haiku at scenic spots, picking lines until your poem is complete.
• …turn on a black-and-white samurai-film mode with Japanese voice acting and matching lip sync.