Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God Hot and Spicy, Everything Nicey Limited Edition

Sometimes a collector's edition commits so hard to its theme that you can't help but respect it. The Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God Hot and Spicy, Everything Nicey Limited Edition on PlayStation Vita comes with a "Kuu-rry" plate, a "Kuu-rry" spoon, and a bib. Yes, a bib.

Aksys Games looked at their curry-themed roguelike and decided the extras should be actual dining accessories shaped after the game's mascot Kuu. That's not lazy merchandising, that's a commitment to a bit. Sorcery Saga itself is a surprisingly addictive dungeon crawler where you play as Pupuru, a young mage on a quest to find legendary curry ingredients.

It's charming, it's colorful, and it's the kind of game that could only have found a home on the Vita. The plate and spoon are functional conversation pieces. Display them on a shelf and they're quirky collectibles.

Use them to actually eat curry and you've achieved a level of thematic dedication that most collectors only dream about. The bib seals the deal, transforming the entire set from "collector's edition extras" into a complete curry experience kit. It's absurd, self-aware, and totally in keeping with a game that never takes itself too seriously.

For Vita collectors who appreciate when publishers match the energy of their weirdest games, this edition is a pure delight. You won't find another limited edition anywhere that encourages you to eat dinner with it.