Dungeons of Dredmor

The gameplay is slow paced, ideal for a strategic approach instead of an action-oriented one, and demands patience from the player.

It's a little hard to wrap your head around at first, but you can eventually use it to create some very unconventional characters, like someone built entirely around counter chance who has to survive by never getting hit.

Graphics and Sound: It's very bright and loud.

DoD features character building, with a wide range of skills to choose; easy to understand mechanics; great dose of humor, with a lot of references to movies and games; a fantastic soundtrack (the best of this kind of game, IMHO); Steam Workshop for mods and Steam Cloud support.

My only real criticism of this game is that it's not really made with controllers in mind, so it's a hard game to recommend if you own a steam deck or wanna play laid back.