Siralim Ultimate

And lastly to sum up the final tier of customisation and possibly the most important to master, is fusion - Where you can take any two individual monsters and fuse them together.

The story is interesting with some captivating and humorous writing, even though it’s a cliche, kingdom-versus-kingdom betrayal.

With an absolutely massive roster of creatures (with multiple hundred more still coming), this is the most in depth turn based monster collector by far with tons of additional content for you to mess around with.

The 6vs6 combat allows for more complex battles than Pokémon's rock paper scissors poop.

There aren't any aesthetically pleasing graphics or an incredibly orchestrated soundtrack to grab your attention here, but the gameplay mechanics help cover the lack of aesthetic pleasure admirably, with a huge repertoire of customisation options that will have you min-maxing your team for countless hours.

It also runs well on the Steam Deck, and thanks to its own built-in cloud saving you can play the same file across multiple systems.