Ever played one of those old-school Game Boy games where you tinker with robots and then throw them into battle? Parts Collection: Medarot Kuma is exactly that—a weirdly satisfying mix of RPG and robot customization. You start off with a basic Medabot (think tiny, clunky mechs), and then it’s all about scavenging for parts—better arms, legs, weapons—to turn your little guy into something that won’t get wrecked in the first fight.

The battles are turn-based but with a twist—you pick attacks for each limb separately, so there’s some strategy in timing punches or saving energy for a big laser blast. Some parts just look cool (I’m a sucker for the samurai helmet), but others actually change how your bot fights. Took me a few tries to figure out that fast, lightweight builds work better early on before you unlock the heavy artillery.

It’s got that classic Medabot charm—goofy dialogue, rival battles, and that one annoying kid who always talks trash until you beat them. If you’re into retro robot RPGs, this one’s a solid time capsule.