In this game, you can…

• …harpoon fish all day, then run a sushi restaurant at night by setting the menu, managing staff, and serving customers for upgrade money.
• …hunt Godzilla in a crossover event during your dives.
• …care for a Tamagotchi-like fish on your in-game phone by feeding it, cleaning up poop, training it, and putting it to sleep.

In this game, you can…

• …design the world with cards while your hero walks the loop on autopilot.
• …fight enemies that leave behind follow-up fights, like killing a wolf and then fighting its ghost, then its ghost's ghost.
• …beat a chapter boss and keep looping anyway, turning the map into a high-risk resource harvest instead of an endpoint.

In this game, you can…

• …mind-control an enemy duck and steer them off the map, unless they're wearing a tin-foil hat countermeasure.
• …fake your own death by playing dead, then pop back up when everyone stops paying attention.
• …block bullets and wall-climb with a sword, turning it into defense, mobility, and murder at once.

In this game, you can…

• …have Tails pick up Sonic and carry him while flying to reach new paths.
• …play zones that start familiar, then flip underground with new routes and ziplines—until a Death Egg Robot shows up in Green Hill.
• …get shot out of a cannon, teleport across the stage, and bounce between foreground and background in the same run.

In this game, you can…

• …literally sing to your food to boost it, then earn buffs like tossing orders to tables instead of walking them over.
• …decode rare customers' cryptic food hints using their likes, dislikes, and past visits, then build a dish that hits multiple preference tags.
• …chain rare-guest satisfactions into combo rewards that snowball into spell-card effects, bonus resources, and huge profits.

In this game, you can…

• …rewrite a man's memories so his final wish feels fulfilled in his last conscious moments.
• …start at a patient's deathbed and work backward through his past, memory by memory, until the real story clicks.
• …dive into a dying man's memories and rebuild them into a new life.

In this game, you can…

• …kill one world-changing boss and watch new biomes appear, new ores rise up, and the whole map turn into a deadlier version of itself.
• …hunt down specific triggers to summon absurd bosses, like catching a rare worm just to call up a sea monster that can wipe you.
• …fight a boss rush that starts with a cult leader, escalates into world-invading pillars, and ends with a final boss dropping in immediately after the last pillar falls.

In this game, you can…

• …solve puzzles by opening folders on your computer and reading files the game plants outside its own window.
• …put the protagonist to bed, have the game close itself, then reopen it to continue from a dream sequence.
• …finish what seems like the ending, then discover a changed second run where the game and its installation behave differently.

In this game, you can…

• …slow down time and plan a fight frame by frame.
• …control both fighters in single-player, script every action, then watch it play back as a real-time replay.
• …turn a match into turn-based bullet hell when a wizard fills the screen with traps and projectiles.