Phenomenal autobattler that I have many more hours on my phone for as well. It's simplistic enough to pick up (just make a decision of one of three units or a spell twice a turn) but there's a lot of intricacy when it comes to optimal choices and strategy that the game never gets boring.

Progression can be a little slow to start out but everything is eventually achievable just through playing, and you don't need to interact with the progression much or at all to win.

Finding Binding of Isaac Secret Rooms: The Game, featuring quality of life features such as not being entirely RNG between six different equally valid spots and far more different options for secret rooms than just the three in Isaac. Overall makes for a very engaging procedurally generated puzzle game that only very rarely can screw you over with RNG, except for if you do legacy mode for the achievement, which does a great job of demonstrating why the main game no longer generates rooms like it used to.

It's peak.

Seriously though the first two chapters are free, play them, your saves will transfer over if you buy the game, and if you enjoy the first two chapters you're going to enjoy everything else Toby Fox has cooked up.

Very good heroes of might and magic like. The combat is real time and mostly automatic but it's easy to pause to give commands or cast spells if necessary. Each faction has a very strong gimmick that makes them feel unique, and the game executes on its own ideas very well. About the only complaint I can give is that it doesn't have online multiplayer, but it's hardly a deal breaker for this genre of game.