Baba Is You
-- A very innovative Sokoban puzzler with out of the box thinking [ALL] [IS] [LOVE] Can't spoil anything about it.

Crypt Of The Necrodancer
-- A turn-based dance of death. Slashing, dodging and digging to the rythm. Some characters are ruthless but a daily run is a nice little time sink.

Darkest Dungeon
-- A very atmospheric stress management / Turn-based / dealing with kleptomaniacs / Dungeoneering game.

Deep Rock Galactic
-- Refreshing to be stopping something else than a horde of vermin or zombies with your co-op group of greedy dwarves , where not the location is the goal but the amount of loot (minerals) which need to be efficiently gathered before being overrun by an insect swarm.

Divinity: Original Sin 2
-- An rpg world that very much feels alive with multiple approaches to problems. Excellent for multiple playthroughs. Haven't tried the co-op functionality.

Rimworld
-- Relaxing colony sim, best enjoyed by losing it all. Do take risks and let it influence the story.

Grim Dawn
-- My preferred inbetween choice of PoE & Diablo 3 when it comes to ARPGs. Though it is a bit slow, it offers a complex finetuning of builds and gear. Sadly not enough time for it.

Hades
-- The most polished early access game I've played, tons of replayability and voice acting. Also fun to 100% Current top heat run: 21

Into The Breach
-- Turn-based strategy game where movement and positioning play a unique role.

Slay The Spire
-- A repeating deckbuilding game with plenty of variables to make every run fun. (Mostly playing it on mobile though) a nice alternative is Monster Train

Shadow Tactics: Blades Of The Shogun
-- Quite reminiscent of the older Commandos game series. Though I vastly prefer it playing out in an different period and region. I love the variety of maps and skillset at your disposal to pull off some synchronized stealth action. Eagerly awaiting the bonus content!

Sunless Sea/Skies
-- Choose your own adventure (Textheavy) on a dark caved-in sea. Managing both sanity and supplies while discovering unnerving secrets. Bit grindy but the theme is delightfully dark.

Terraria
-- Don't think this one needs clarifying. Always happy to bunker up in a new dirt house in a fresh world. Awaiting the 1.4 update.

Transistor
-- Close to my favourite game on Steam Mix of turn-based and action combat, set in a sci-fi world which is just unclear enough. Perfect length for a game with this story.