Difficult traditional roguelike, most comparable to Caves of Qud with a bit less progression, and a time limit to impose urgency on to the player. If you think you'll like it, you probably will.

Abstract but very satisfying take on twinstick-shooter dungeon crawlers. You build your own beat to shoot automatically so you can mostly focus on dodging and the vibes. - Chel

While most deck-building roguelikes allow you to break their cards, this one actively requires you to do so. And with an ADORABLY cute artstyle to boot! - Chel

Noita-esque spellshaping and -crafting with the more common top-down twinstick gameplay of Gungeon and the like. Surprisingly extensive gameplay, though the chinese humor may weird some out - Chel

Metroidvania Roguelite with a solid story and fantastic movement (like, REALLY good movement, relatively few titles offer platforming this satisfying). Try it if you liked Dead Cells!

CRIMINALLY underrated Deckbuilder with some of the most unique mechanics I've ever seen, and I'm enraptured. Check out the demo if you're unsure! It's short, but you'll know either way.

Autobattler similar to The Last Flame (in the BEST way, I'm becoming an addict). UI has a modern aesthetic, and co-op is coming with the full release. Try the demo!

Surprisingly complex. The mix of turn-based tactics, inventory management and autobattling (for other party members) evokes a wide array of titles, yet comes through with it's own unique flavor.