I've had Divinity 2 Dragon Knight Saga for some time now, but found out that they upgraded me to Director's Cut for free, heh

if you completely customize your character to what he can do. Keeping food and booze (it's what restores Mana) with other potions and ingredients for Alchemy takes up over half my inventory. The same happened when I was playing a character with Tinkering and Crossbows. So many random types of things that you keep around. You just might need them. I've yet to beat the game, though. That's why this current run isn't permadeath. Whether you like it depends on what you're looking for. I enjoy starting it up, to only play for a short while each time. Oh, the simple animation style reminds me of older games and is still enjoyable to watch. And specifically the music has reminded me of old things like Kyrandia or Age of Wonders.
>___> A bit long.

I was skeptical of Dungeons of Dredmor at first. I forget how I even acquired it. I think it's cheap and a few friends had tried it at least. I've grown to really enjoy it, though. It's a turn-based dungeon crawler. Top down view, floors randomly generated. Three difficulty levels and the option of permanent death (it'll erase the save if you let it go to the score screen). Randomly placed shops and vending machines with limited inventory. There's a total of 34 different skills you can choose from (7 at a time), so with each run you can make things kinda play differently. Pick Vampirism, and the only way you regain health is with a melee blow to an enemy. There's a few different magical skills you can choose. I've really enjoyed Golemancy, and it seems a bit overpowered at times, though the deeper I've gotten the more I still have to watch myself. And there's also a few crafting skills that can give you an advantage, if you take the time to play with them. Inventory is rather limited-