It's EDF but made by a European company, basically.
That is to say, an absolute masterpiece.

I've found Raft to be a mostly calm experience, though I've only played through the campaign on Easy and Normal difficulties. I prefer to try building what I envision as fun projects, but with the world background of the campaign, so I've only dabbled in the sandbox mode a tiny bit. I also prefer the access to certain decorative items like the white & red screecher heads, which rules out playing the campaign on "friendly" mode but I like that there's the option to play through the campaign in a way that you don't have to worry about dying to anything but your own stupidity/drowning.
That said, the building system in the game is quite versatile for one that has set rules about which pieces can "snap" together, and I've found a lot of fun in the challenge of shaping things just right to have the end cosmetic effect that I'm trying to attain. In my many hundreds of hours logged so far, I've been able to build:
1) a giant floating, ejaculating penis
2) a squid
3) a giant hammerhead shark
4) a car
5) an actual, "flying" airplane on stilts
And I've done all of this in the vanilla game, without any mods.

I look forward to future updates, where I'll get to further decorate and modernize my floating homes!

An ecchi EDF/Dynasty Warriors with guns with jiggle physics and an Intensive Drilling "torture" mode. Very simplistic, slightly buggy, and lots of jiggling.
None of the game mechanics are particularly well done, but work well enough for what it is. There is, of course, a "dress up collection" aspect to the game as well which adds an...additional layer...to the clothes destruction mechanic. And, again, of course there are a few outfits and underwear that are locked behind DLC. Whether or not it's worth it is ultimately up to you, or if you'd prefer to wait for a sale.
As a casual shooter for the ecchi fan, it can eat up a few hours here and there. Otherwise it's probably not up your alley.

It's a halfway decent 2D fighting game with mechanics clearly inspired by Street Fighter & Mortal Kombat and fanservice inspired by Dead or Alive and Soul Calibur except, you know, the nudity.

The controls are a little clunky, but I've never been great at most fighting games so that doesn't bug me too much, but let's be honest - you're not really here for the fighting, are you?

That said, it's a surprisingly fun way to kill some time with a couple of rounds, or to get lost in the world of character & outfit customization; that's where I've spent the majority of my time in this game, focusing more on the "Angel" part of the title than the actual "Fight" part in "Fight Angel." By approaching the game from this perspective, I've been able to thoroughly enjoy my time with the game.