Void War

A great casual game. The roguelike randomness of runs keeps it interesting so each completion has to use different tactics depending on what loot the game throws at you or what the in game vendors have available. Whether that be maxing out combat skills and invading the enemy ship, focussing on psychic powers of crew members or just using the ships weapons alone.

It's good stuff. It has roguelite elements that allow you to use currency earned via progress in your runs to buy commanders and ships for future versions, sharply varied combat, enemies, attack styles, loadouts, etc. Your runs will be very different depending what kind of ship/crew/commander you opt for, whether you go full space marine, purge the heretic ship with flames, then send in your fire immune troops, or go death cultists and just sit back and bury the enemy in zombie summons. Or just focus on a rock-solid ship build that hangs back and blows everything up. Assuming the RNG graces you with the necessary equipment, of course. If you enjoyed FTL, you'll probably enjoy this. There's no pursuit mechanic, but instead you can't turn back, so no scouring every single area for loot. You very much do want to optimize your routes, though. Overall, fast update schedule, varied mechanics, a lot of variety so it's worth doing another run, and while you [i]can[/i] accept the challenge of the increasing difficulties once you start notching wins (Torment I, II, II, etc.), you can also hang back in a spot that you enjoy playing. It's absolutely worth the price tag, but don't take my word for it. There's a demo, so you can work off of more then the excessive words of an internet rando.