Super underrated. If you've played a lot of RPGs the story might be a bit jarring at first. Because you're not saving the world or rescuing a princess, or anything that grandiose. Rather, the story is insular and often light-hearted. In a nutshell it's Toy Story meets anime. You're just an everyday guy/gal who collects anime figurines who discovers one day they're sentient and can move on their own. And from there on you observe their adventures. Where Figure Adventure excels most is in it's charm. The figurines are cute, funny, well designed, and entertaining. Visually it's great, the music is great, and the world is interesting. The gameplay is a mix of an auto-battler and collectible card game. You collect figurines, select five, upgrade them, and take them out on battles. The strategy comes down to your team composition, where you place them on the battlefield, and what equipment you've given them. This leads into my only gripe with the game - they don't make it easy to compare different figurines. At first you're going to have to tediously look over a lot of in-game reviews and the gallery to get a sense of how each figurine plays. But once you do have a solid team, you're off to the races. I adore this game.