What makes Granblue unique is the fact that while you have a “main” character, you can choose to play as any member of your crew for almost any quest or mission. On the other hand, the mission structure and much of the progression feel very much like a Monster Hunter game. Complete with a central hub, a board of quests to take on, and plenty of weapons to upgrade.
It’s no secret that I adore Exoprimal, and I’ve made it pretty clear that I think the media has treated the game unfairly. However, as long as Capcom continues making the game even better, and people who enjoy the game keep talking about it, I think Exoprimal is in for some long-term success.
Curious Expedition 2 is unique enough that it’s difficult to characterize in simple terms. It’s a mixture of rogue-lite, turn-based dice battler, RPG, board game, storytelling generator, and survival game.
Ship of Fools is a co-op-focused rogue-lite about fighting monsters from your ship using a variety of cannons and combo-oriented power-ups. You can play the game solo, and if you do, you’re given an extra automated cannon to help you out. But Ship of Fools really shines in co-op, especially couch co-op.