If you've played Hollow Knight you'll probably find this a bit more challenging. If you haven't played Hollow Knight, you should play that, then play this.

It's like buying one of those "50 in one plug in consoles" at a flea market, but good.
Are they all winners? No, but a lot of them are, and even the ones that I didn't enjoy add to the mystique of this fictional company's history. The amount of attention that went in to the chronology of these games and the design techniques and callbacks developed through the 50 games is legitimately insane.

A mixture of Poker and Yahtzee, with the synergies of a deck builder roguelike. Game of the year in my heart.

Pros:
This game has some of the greatest reveals in puzzle gaming and a story that captivated me the second I started figuring out what was even happening, this game has a lot more going on than the average Sokoban style puzzle game. As you can clearly see from the trailer, the art and music is also amazing.

Cons:
If you can't stand push block puzzle games you probably won't be able to stand this game, even with the interesting mechanical twists. Along with this, there's a lot of "quality of life" features, like level restarting and undo which are absent, though this does tie in to very interesting aspects of the game-play.

I'd highly recommend at least giving it a shot if any of these positive reviews catch your interest.

Kind of short, but iterates on the mechanics regularly throughout the runtime, with some incredible sound design and visuals.