In this game, you can…

• …end up fistfighting a karate expert on top of Noah's Ark after chasing artifacts around the world.
• …spend hours roaming the Vatican, photographing cats, and stealing biscotti while you dig through archives and hidden ruins.
• …use your whip to distract, disarm, pull enemies closer, flick far-off levers, grab objects, and climb or swing over patrols.

In this game, you can…

• …step into a keyhole-sized mechanism, rearrange it from the inside, then pop back out to watch the real lock open.
• …reach an ending, then learn it was a trap and get thrown back in for a harder route to the real escape.
• …finish the main story, then "change your fate" by hunting down hidden artifacts across previously visited rooms to open alternate endings.

In this game, you can…

• …watch the last four minutes before someone dies, then redo them from a corpse's perspective to change what happens.
• …possess nearby objects, manipulate them, and rewind time to hunt down the exact sequence that led to a death.
• …jump between a handful of objects in one room and trigger them in the right order to set off a chain reaction that saves someone.

In this game, you can…

• …crawl into a dollhouse and treat its rooms like real places.
• …use a magical lens to look into the model and step inside it.
• …finish a room and watch black tentacles swallow it, sealing it off so you can't go back.

In this game, you can…

• …hunt down a specific trivia card, answer it right, dive to a marked spot, and surface into a secret underwater island shaped like a full map.
• …reach an ending that branches into 10 different epilogues plus a secret one.
• …sail the sea map yourself later on, roaming to new places once the game finally turns you loose.

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…

• …cover your ears to block damage while the game keeps playing muffled, distorted noise through your hands.
• …see gunfire, then watch the walls and ceiling squeeze inward until there's almost no space left to move.
• …thread through blue hope orbs while dodging red depression orbs, with your pickups snapping to the music's rhythm.