Stan Hogeweg

MultiVersus is mostly known for its multiplayer battles for now, but a singleplayer story mode could play well with some of its key facets.

LeBron James is a worthy addition to MultiVersus in his own right, but he should only be the first of many real people to join the battle.

Dungeons & Dragons books have added many different worlds to 5th edition, but the game has yet to explore the real world in much detail.

Phasmophobia may have yet to complete its time spent in early access, but nevertheless, it has inspired a ton of similar games already.

The Legend of Zelda is full of colorful, engaging stories that Traveller’s Tales could compile into a future addition to its LEGO series.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 will introduce significant changes to the world map that raise questions about where horses fit in.

Persona 5’s Palaces were a wonderful innovation in the franchise’s dungeon design, so Persona 6 needs to borrow the principles behind them.

Obsidian Entertainment plans to release two games by the end of 2022, and a shrinking to-do list could be a boon for the long-awaited Avowed.

Dungeons and Dragons could stand to fill certain mechanical niches with new player classes, but a class-heavy 6th edition may not be necessary.

Control had a good approach to its Objects of Power, but the sequel should imitate Breath of the Wild’s approach to the protagonist’s powers.