Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 1.

On paper, it's abject garbage - repetitive turn-based JRPG combat, a lack of quality of life elements like the incredible luxury of seeing an enemy's level, a cutesy anime art style that instantly turns away most people, and a completely vapid story.

Where it shines, however, is its sense of humor. If you fall into the range of people who enjoy making fun of gaming and anime tropes, then it'll have you smiling and cackling the whole way through. Plus, true to its moe art, the brightness and positivity of the game is infectious, and it serves as a great palette cleanser after playing something more serious.