What I want to see for Hosoda is to have someone else write for him again. He's an incredible director with a great vision for scenes and imagery but it seems like he has a hard time pulling them together to make the whole of the story as resonant. The early successes all had a separate writer

Love to see a metroidvania where the character has a personality and opinions and grows over the course of the game, it's a nice change of pace from the silent/single-minded protagonist that helps you feel involved in an actively ongoing story (not that the other approach can't be fun too)

I played Nine Sols recently and found it right at the edge of being too challenging for me, but I ended up loving it. Basically "what if Sekiro in 2D" with a mix of sci-fi and traditional Chinese aesthetics (the devs call it Taopunk). Great story, great bosses, one of my favorite recent games

I always wanted a thing called cookie sashimi

It was fun to have on just in the background while doing chores or walking somewhere. Whenever I needed it, a little dose of an Anne misadventure (and it felt like the narrator really understood the characters and how to have them emote)