Be not deceived by the seemingly basic art style; an incredible amount of charm and fun can be found here. Combat is unique and interesting, and every facet of the game is pleasant. A resounding yes!

A competent looter-shooter with comic book effects, Void Bastards is a pleasant extraction-shooter type roguelite with tons of charm. You get exactly what you see, and the sights are great.

One of the rare Roguelites scratching the Nuclear Throne itch, Voidigo is full of unique and interesting mechanics rarely seen elsewhere. Rich in content and hard challenges, this is a must try!

An odd roguelite dungeon crawler, Ring of Pain sometimes feel like it doesn't want to be understood; precisely the reason why finally understanding it is rewarding. Impressively designed title.

Orb of Creation asks an interesting question: What if incremental games were not incremental due to solely buying upgrades, but through thinking of combos of spells and buffs yourself? And it works!

Unique, artistic, and frankly amazing. There's really nothing like this game. The OST is on point, the story is interesting, and the turn based combat is really fun. Tons of replayability, too!

A very competent Tony Hawk Pro Skater clone that implements Survivor-like mechanics. Visuals are on point, soundtrack might displease some but I found it just wonderful. Turn on auto-upgrade and ride!

A metroidvania of sorts to rival the greatest. Tunic is a masterclass of elegant design, best experienced with as little previous knowledge as possible. Discard all pre-conceptions aside, and dive in.

FTL and Cobalt Core's puzzle cousin, this game offers a lot of playtime and replayability through its 43 playable characters. Runs allow to try new builds constantly, and all are quite pleasant!

Vastly different from its predecessor, Darkest Dungeon 2 brings a solid roguelite experience with an improved visual and combat system. Gorgeous and tough, try it even if you didn't like DD1!