Player reviews say you can…

• …sacrifice your own gear to summon special bosses, then chase the loot they drop.
• …run a tower that changes every week with new layouts, enemies, and gear rewards.
• …levitate whole groups of enemies with a book, then juggle them while your team cleans up.

Player reviews say you can…

• …turn into a werewolf or vampire lord, feed on enemies, blot out the sun, then summon a skeleton horse and a zombie dragon.
• …join a crime syndicate, sell your soul to an evil god, kill the boss, then enlist in a hitman cult.
• …join one side of a civil war, change your mind midstream, switch sides, and help wipe out your old allies.

Player reviews say you can…

• …Shape Faction Outcomes
• …Recruit a Space Crew
• …Resolve Conflicts Through Dialogue

Player reviews say 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

Player reviews say you can…

• …rebuild your entire setup every run in Valhalla, keeping your weapons and skills but re-choosing stats, runic attacks, and perks as you push deeper.
• …play full sections as Atreus, using his own moves and special bow attacks while the story shows key moments from his perspective.
• …make peace with Freya and then fight alongside her in sections that play like a distinct shift from the rest of the game.

Player reviews say you can…

• …swap from action combat into a top-down dungeon crawl, then a fixed-camera mansion, and later a straight-up novel section.
• …unlock the true ending only after collecting every weapon, turning progression into a deliberate full-armory hunt.
• …upgrade weapons and have each upgrade add new story entries, so your gear upgrades literally reveal more lore.

Player reviews say you can…

• …Explore Boston Ruins
• …Build Wasteland Settlements
• …Target with V.A.T.S.

Player reviews say you can…

• …lock yourself in a lit room with three lamps, then watch the house shake, lights flicker, furniture slide around, and the door slam shut.
• …set chain traps at your windows and beat an intruder to death while it hangs there, caught like it's on a leash.
• …eat odd mushrooms and tainted meat for strange powers, then deal with nausea and hallucinations that might be real clues.

Player reviews say you can…

• …wash your hands in a bathroom time machine to reset the whole party.
• …get trapped in a mansion murder mystery where the same guests die again and again on each reset.
• …meet a suspicious cat, a sentient rice cooker that makes godly rice, and a long cat that protecc during the same murder mystery.

Player reviews say you can…

• …Lead Desert Armies
• …Capture Rival Cities
• …Choose Troop Upgrade Paths

Player reviews say you can…

• …start a full-town brawl by punching a chicken.
• …enter a drinking contest, black out, wake up in a temple, track down a missing goat from a giant, and end up meeting a Daedric Prince for a reward staff.
• …stand on a mountain, learn magical shouts, then spend dragon souls to unlock more words and yell enemies around as a core combat tool.

Player reviews say you can…

• …awaken job-like powers, swap classes, and inherit skills across them until your party roles stop resembling their original archetypes.
• …start fights in real time on the field, instantly delete weaker enemies, or get clipped first and stumble into an ambush.
• …ride a gauntlet runner across an entire continent and have travel time actually eat up days on your calendar.