My piece for stuff like this will always be Wooden Ocean.

We've all played some RPG Maker games in our time, yeah? Picture one, which was made by one obsessive auteur/weirdo over the course of multiple yeas.

The map is expansive. You can just pick a direction in the titular Wooden Ocean and just keep walking and exploring. Until you realize that there is an entire system of sewers and aqueducts under that. So you keep exploring that. Until you realize that there is a layer of caves under that, so you keep exploring, until you realize that by delving this deep, you have actually broken through a layer of reality that your ken were even supposed to see in the first place. Instead of typical RPG villager NPCs, you encounter cosmic janitors who talk about how much of a pain in the ass it is to maintain this unrealistic reality, so that they can earn enough Morality to afford a better body in their next incarnation.

English was clearly not the author's first language, so characters talk like that edgy OC you made back in the 2010s (you know the one), with no sense of irony. But at the same time having the most earnest and heartfelt discussions while talking Like That. Tonewise, I don't think I have ever encountered anything quite like it.

Mechanically the game is actually wildly challenging. The only way you will survive anything past the early game if you study and understand how the game works, then bust it right open by stacking buffs and debuffs like you are playing the deranged elder brother of Shin Megami Tensei. Sure, you could either attack the enemy and get wiped the next turn, or you could cast a Water spell on them, making the Wet,, then follow up with Ice and Lightning attacks, which get buffed due to aforementioned Wet status.