Sometimes one of the most effective ways to break out from the pack with a tried and true formula like turn-based RPG action is simply to break out some weirdness and Pinku Kult does just that. Tapping into some urban Japanese mythology, a distinctive villain, and a unique art style at least helps to generate a little interest in what’s going on, even if the mechanics behind it all are still very traditional and lack any real flair of their own. If you’re the type who can get sucked in by a story involving some mystery and weirdness you’ll be far more likely to be down for the ride, but if you’re looking for some fresh gameplay or excitement you’ll definitely want to look elsewhere.