Trigger Witch Collector's Edition

Witches with guns, pixel art carnage, and a world where firearms replaced magic. The Trigger Witch Collector's Edition for PlayStation 5 delivers a twin-stick shooter draped in 16-bit action-adventure nostalgia, and the contrast between its cute, colorful art style and its ultra-violent gameplay is exactly the kind of thing we collectors put on a shelf and grin at. You play as Colette, a student at the Stock, an academy for Witchcraft and Triggery (yes, really), who gets pulled into a quest that turns her entire realm upside down.

From the creators of Reverie, the game combines open-world exploration, environmental puzzles, upgradeable firearms, and satisfyingly bloody twin-stick combat into a package that feels like a lost SNES classic filtered through modern design sensibilities. Drop-in local co-op means you can share the chaos, and the dynamic soundtrack keeps pace with the mayhem. What makes this collector's edition special is how confidently the game occupies its own space.

It's not trying to be a retro clone or a modern indie darling. It's a weird, wonderful hybrid that commits fully to its premise and executes it with real craftsmanship. Physical PS5 releases for games this charmingly unhinged don't come around often.

The pixel art, the absurd premise, the satisfying gunplay. This is one of those titles that earns its spot in the collection on personality alone.