Starless Abyss

Looks like Into the Breach but combine that with deckbuilding elements from games like Slay the Spire and you get a enormous replayability.

While you can't see PRECISELY what you'll be getting, knowing ahead of time what to expect for surviving combat gives a feeling of being in control of your build-- you can focus on acquiring more cards to use in combat, go for an artifact that gives powers to the ships in your fleet, or just try to rack up some good old-fashioned space cash.

Everything I said previously stands, but I will add that the narrative aspects of this game go deeper than I initially thought.

It has enough depth to satisfy strategy fans, but is accessible with its low learning curve and relatively simple game play.

A stellar soundtrack that changes based on fighting or exploration, and is a bop.

From comments in forums and other reviews, it seems that most of the complaints boil down to player "skill issues." The aesthetic is great and a lot of love went into the graphics and presentation.