Player reviews say you can…

• …Evade a Learning Neighbor
• …Dodge Cameras and Traps
• …Throw Objects at Switches

Player reviews say you can…

• …fight the game itself as it tries to stop you from playing, clicking, or even uninstalling.
• …bounce between completely different game genres and fake worlds, with each chapter swapping rules and visual style mid-adventure.
• …drag, drop, and break the interface itself to solve puzzles, including literally rotating the game's box when told to think outside it.

Player reviews say 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.

Player reviews say you can…

• …stumble into a whole toast world and fight giant toast as an actual boss encounter.
• …go to a frog temple for a golden tooth, water a villager's plants to grow a beanstalk, then trade the tooth to a mountain wizard to get arms.
• …uncover a "free money" conspiracy and end up pushing back against Mr. Sunshine's corporation as the story gets darker.

Player reviews say you can…

• …shoot a teleport bullet and instantly warp to wherever it hits.
• …solve rooms where red lasers block your shot, blue lasers let you warp onto them, and green lasers bounce you to the top.
• …start in an arcade space shooter, then get dropped into a teleport-platformer instead.

Player reviews say 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.

Player reviews say you can…

• …follow hidden clues to unlock a secret ending, then replay earlier puzzles differently to reveal the next step.
• …explore a mansion that reconfigures itself as doors lock on the family's schedule and rooms show up where they shouldn't.
• …write and draw your own clues in a journal that also tracks tasks, chapters, and achievements.

Player reviews say you can…

• …call out to your partner, hear her answer, and hold hands as you move together through dangerous areas.
• …enter televisions and travel through the Signal, moving deeper toward whatever is broadcasting it.
• …wake up alone in a forest of burned-out televisions, dodge traps, and find a girl locked in a basement with only a music box.

Player reviews say you can…

• …watch the steamship glide down the Yangtze between cases, with hand-drawn landscapes and poems as your travel scenes.
• …cross-examine a suspect line by line, then pick the exact sentence your evidence contradicts.
• …follow a mystery that starts with your brother ruled a suicide in London, then find a Shanghai detective novel describing the exact same death.

Player reviews say you can…

• …Swing with a Grapple
• …Solve Tomb Puzzles
• …Ride Armed Motorbikes

Player reviews say 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.