I took a chance on this game from a friend's honest recommendation and it was on sale at the time. I'm not familiar with turn-based strategy games, so I was going in blind on both its unique setting and gameplay. I was honestly not expecting much because of its ridiculous cross-over concept, but that level of freedom in silliness and humor is what made this an enjoyable experience. It added greatly to what I felt to be a solid turn-based combat system, utilizing weapons and boosts that make sense to each character. It makes a great introduction to its turn-based system and builds upon it with skill trees and a diverse roster. Within the first few hours I was heavily invested in making sure I got the most out of this game, which is something any game should strive to make a player feel. If you haven't gotten into the turn-based genre, this is actually a great place to start, too. I eagerly await the sequel as I get through the expanded DLC next.