5 Anime that deserve to get a video game adaptation

Perfect picks for a Game Adaptation

1. Ranking of Kings

• Kage as a companion mechanism: Perhaps Kage could stealthily help with communication puzzles or just light combat--think an emotionalized version of Navi from Zelda.
  
• Visual style: Distinguishing itself from the more maudlin fantasy titles, this would be bright, painterly with a storybook charm.
  
• Gameplay inspiration: The Legend of Zelda - Wind Waker meets Hollow Knight, really tight, intimate storytelling.
  

2. Okko’s Inn

• Traditional type of well-balanced housestay: Guests, chores and random loving spirit visitations.
  
• Ghost interactions: The introduction of ghosts will increase the ability to act as mentors and helpers, unlocking certain minigames and hidden guest stories.
  
• Growing system: As Okko becomes an adult, more rooms, recipes, and spiritual wisdom will be unlocked along with her journey of grief and healing.
  
• Gameplay inspiration: Imagine Spiritfarer and Stardew Valley together, but much more on the emotional story side.
  

3. Death Parade

• You're the judge: Turn every match into the Quindecim bar, mix elaborate cocktails, and act as moderator for the outrageous death matches depicting the past lives of the players.
  
• Moral dilemmas: You decide who gets reincarnated and who falls into the void; choices echoes for long terms and rogue your evolving philosophy as regards to your character.
  
• Multiple endings: Branching paths can result in different judgments from those of new characters, and possibly the unraveling of the very system you serve.
  
• Gameplay inspiration: The Dark Pictures Anthology meets Papers, Please-but it is a bit more neon and somewhat morally ambiguous.
  

4. To Your Eternity

• Gameplay transform: Absorb forms through deep engagements and deploy them during strategic combat, puzzles, or traversals.
  
• Non-linear exploration: Traverse Esoteric expanse on an unending trail of segmented story that enhances the profile of humanity.
  
• Dynamic emotion systems: Your forms are not merely tools; they carry emotional weight and may affect dialogue, interactions, and music cues.
  
• Game inspirations: An emotional mix of Journey, EVO: Search for Eden, and Breath of the Wild.
  

5. Heavenly Delusion

• Two narratives: A switching of sequences through a ruined Japan on the one hand, and on the other hand, through an eerily sterile secretive "Heaven" facility.
  
• Elements of survival: Limited resources, environmental puzzles, and tense combat with mutated enemies.
  
• Philosophical depth: Identity, Gender, Human Resilience: Themes Through Morally Complex Choices and Branching Dialogues.
  
• Gameplay inspiration: Wrapped in mystery with lots of dystopian overtones.