Hexpire

This is a very cool little hidden gem. Runs last 45 minutes to 1 hour, and you're basically doing a puzzle in the vein of Dorfromantik - every building placed gives income, and every time you place a building, all your buildings give the income. But buying more random buildings costs a ramping amount of gold, so you're trying to stay ahead of an exponentially growing boulder, Indiana Jones style. Eventually the game will outrun you and you'll run out of building tiles, ending the run. There are a couple iffy translation things, and some of the more complex interactions are not very clearly explained. There's also not a ton of depth right now, the meta progression is limited to unlocking more boats, which basically are chosen at the start of the run to give variable bonus powers. There's also some problems where as the run goes on luck feels like a bigger and bigger factor. On some runs, you just get outright ♥♥♥♥♥♥ - i.e. my last run today where I got 20 fields with 0 wells (fields get an income multiplier based on adjacent wells, so, not great). There's also a little bit of a problem with it sometimes feeling like you've kind of run out of decisions to make in the late game - at some point you're just kind of pressing next turn over and over while your score goes up and your decisions are all made. Pull a farm tile? Put it in the farm section. Pull a mine? Put it with the string of mines. Pull a pyramid? goes in the pile of pyramids in the desert. All of that said though, for the price this is an absolutely adorable little game and I'd highly recommend it if you've chewed through some of the more obvious choices in the genre and still want more.