In this game, you can…

• …hunt down Dragon Balls around the world, wait for them to respawn, then summon Shenron repeatedly to stack wishes for cash and rare items.
• …eat full-course meals before fights to lock in permanent stat boosts, turning cooking into a real part of getting stronger.
• …fly at lightspeed across huge zones, dive underwater, then hop on Nimbus anyway and race cars between dinosaur hunts.

In this game, you can…

• …discover a whole underground world layer with its own landscapes, secret bosses, and places you'd never guess existed.
• …find bosses that only appear at night, turning a quiet road into a sudden unique fight with special loot.
• …follow a side quest that escalates into meeting an entire eccentric family and ends with you marrying into it.

In this game, you can…

• …get framed for assault, moved to Tokyo, then dragged into a parallel world by a talking cat to commit heists.
• …send a calling card, break into someone's mind, and steal their "heart" to change how they act in real life.
• …talk enemies into joining you mid-fight, then fuse them into new monsters to build custom battle strategies.

In this game, you can…

• …pick between Roche and Iorveth and watch the rest of the game reroute into different chapters, locations, and main story arcs.
• …turn Triss into a small figurine without realizing it, carry her around, and later crack it open to free her and expose a spy.
• …wake up naked on a beach with a new neck tattoo, then retrace your drunken night to figure out how it happened.

In this game, you can…

• …reach the final ending and choose to delete your save file so another real player can get help finishing theirs.
• …see the story keep going after Ending A, then switch perspective in a second run, then realize the third route is basically the entire second half.
• …walk into an amusement park, then take a side quest where six robots stage Romeo and Juliet and end up murdering each other.

In this game, you can…

• …miss a unique card from an NPC, then later find that same card lying under a tree of hanged civilians if you never won it.
• …pay out of your own pocket to take care of an orphan, finishing the quest with less money than you started.
• …ignore the main quest and travel the continent just to find one specific card and beat one specific merchant at Gwent.

In this game, you can…

• …fly your own customizable spacecraft in team-based ship battles, with one person piloting while others man turrets and board enemy ships.
• …do open-world side activities between missions like fishing, wildlife conservation, piloting a mech, and running full ship battles.
• …stumble into a major story quest because someone notices a weird enemy and tells the squad to scan it, and suddenly the whole universe opens up.

In this game, you can…

• …pick a second class at level 10 and fuse them into weird hybrids, like a shielded shaman or a gun-slinging mage.
• …find gear that adds its own active skills, then end up rotating a whole extra set of attacks and buffs from equipment.
• …get hunted by unique nemesis enemies you spawned by making a faction hate you, then take that build into 170-wave arenas and roguelike dungeons.

In this game, you can…

• …get ambushed mid-wagon ride, fight beside guards, then keep chatting like nothing happened.
• …have towns remember your thefts so people grow suspicious, change locks, and hire guards.
• …win a tournament, then get spared by would-be attackers who recognize you later in the street.