Nobody Saves The World: Had lots of fun playing this. Kind of Zelda similar gameplay, with the hook being you can unlock new forms (for example, a knight) and upgrade them. You get new abilities and can upgrade them and mix and match, too. I thought all that would be overwhelming, but the pace is pretty good so it isn't too much. Very fun game to play for 20 minutes at a time, as you can always make a bit of progress.

Elex 2: I love RPGs so figured this would be worth a shot. Didn't start out very fun, as you run around whacking monsters for what felt like forever with a tire iron. Also buggy - the indicator that you can interact with something stopped showing up, so I literally just go up to random stuff and puh buttons to see if I could pick it up. Probably going to delete.

Hardspace: Shipbreaker: Sounded fun. A puzzle like game of tearing apart ships. Unfortunately, I was not at all into the physics of the thing. Do you like using gravity guns to try and coax items into a basket? If so, you would like this game. But I don't.

Sea of Stars: Old school RPG that is easy to play, doesn't have 50 million different systems, and (at least starts) with an interesting story and good characters. Definitely going to keep playing.

Shadow Tactics: I loved Desperados 3, and this I think was the game before that. Basically a puzzle game, where you control various characters with different abilities to accomplish objectives, usually revolving around killing people without being discovered. A bit rougher than Desperados, but scratches the same itch.