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Incredibly well done roguelike, even if you're not a fan of the genre I would still recommend it.

If you're still not sold check out some gameplay from my YouTube channel

Railroad Tycoon in space? not yet, but I've still had a lot of fun with it. You'll start out as a feeble transport company with quick deliveries to the moon and back, then very slowly, you branch out to the rest of the moons and planets of the Solar System. Eventually, with the introduction of warp drive, you'll be making it into new star systems.
You can see the first bit of gameplay Here on my YouTube Channel

Start with a rickety old cart, pick up a few cases of cheap ale, and deliver to a very thirsty nearby town, all while avoiding the wolves and bandits that inhabit the roads. Once you've spent your earnings on an upgraded cart and a few gaurds, do it all over again!
It's a nice, casual / time waster sort of game.
You can see the first few minutes of gameplay here on my YouTube Channel

If you're a fan of games like RimWorld and FTL I would highly recommend this one, still very early access but already a fantastic title.

I have several videos on my YouTube channel, this first one covers the basic gameplay

MidBoss is an interesting take on the roguelike genre. At its base it's a typical dungeon crawler, just add in the ability to possess the bodies of your fallen enemies and you have MidBoss. There's actually quite a bit of strategy with the possession system which I really liked. I would certainly recommend this one to any roguelike fan.

Here's a bit of gameplay from me YouTube channel

Terroir is a casual tycoon sim about managing and running a winery. Start with one plot of land, choose your grapes, then hope the weather is kind. Once the grapes are picked the job's not over, smashing, fermenting, and bottling await. Hopefully the tasting goes well and you can sell those bottles for a nice price. Expand your operation, build a bigger house, and do it all over again.
I really enjoyed this one, if laid back management sims are your thing I would certainly recommend.

Here's 25 minutes of gameplay from my YouTube channel

Vilmonic is a very unique game, the easiest way I can think of explaining it would be to call it a "god-like farming sim". You must look after, breed, and care for the last living things on the planet, providing food, crafting biomes, and evolving them. I had a lot of fun with this one, looking forward to seeing where it goes with further development.
Here's the first 25 minutes of gameplay from my YouTube channel

The Curse of Yendor is a classic dungeon crawling RPG. Choose between a warrior, rogue, or wizard, and make your way through procedurally generated levels. Overall, a very simple and fun roguelike.

20 minutes of gameplay from my YouTube Channel

Holy Potatoes: We're in Space is a cutsy/cartooney adventure game. Manage your crew, explore the universe, and fight angry vegetables in a turn based combat similar to FTL. Having never played "Weapon Shop" I had no idea what to expect here, but I had a lot of fun and would recommend it to all aspiring space captains.

Here's the first 25 minutes of gameplay

Winds of Trade is a trading/business tycoon game set in the 18th century. You begin with 1 ship to your name in a procedurally generated island cluster filled with 5 different factions and 3 trading opponents. It's all about buying cheap, sailing to a nearby city, and selling high. Making enough money to expand your fleet and even build your own colonies.
A tutorial is definitely needed, and I want more depth to the combat (or the ability to be a pirate myself!) but overall, I had a lot of fun with the game and for the price I would certainly recommend it.

Here's a quick look at the gameplay