Very Stardew Valley-inspired with the extra overlay of xianxia coating & assembly-line management from Factorio and such.

Another souls-lite (big emphasis on lite) with a rather fluid combat and somewhat straightforward, if classically approachable, story.

Wuxia-themed souls-lite with, uh, plot. Yeah, tons of plot. Surprisingly fluid combat meets somewhat short game, but still well worth the price. And not just for, uh, plot.

A sandbox Kenshi-inspired game that eases up on the torment a bit. There's quite a bit of jank still in the game, but if you value freedom of choice & approach, The Matchless KungFu is for you.

One of the OGs that's still an undisputed heavy-weight despite some of its shortcomings. The structure doesn't offer a lot of replayability, but there's enough to warrant a purchase.

Part Rimworld and part Songs of Syx, ACS is a rather complex, if at times frustrating game. The complexity, once you get the hang of it, is extremely rewarding, but the journey there can be a bit iffy

If you've enjoyed Bindings of Issac, you will enjoy Reincarnation. Similar setup of progression, though the combat is a bit different. Some 20ish hours of decent, semi-original content.

A still work-in-progress title, it is a mix of strategy / horde survival of sorts. Build a sect from the grounds up, grind out cultivation levels, and rise to the top Can get a bit repetitive.

A Hades-lite inspired by Chinese myths. Has extremely satisfying combat, fast-paced progression, and a nice build variety to go with it.