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Fire in the Beastlands is a really good 2d soulslike that kind of looks like a Newgrounds game

Hero Lodge is a tactics rpg that makes its roster of 25 characters feel unique by giving them each a very limited number of abilities, which makes finding synergies between them really satisfying

Exit Fate is an RPGMaker Suikoden. I've never played the original Suikoden games so I can't say how it compares but I found it quite fun, and I assume making it must have been a ton of work.

Knights of the Chalice 2 is probably the ultimate game for D&D 3.5 CharOp perverts. I loved it but I also played with a bunch of the difficulty sliders dialed way down, like guaranteed max health and a feat every level.

Also, this one might not be weird enough, but anyone who hasn't tried the many games made by Spiderweb Software definitely should, particularly the remakes. No game has ever given me a greater sense of freedom than Avernum: Escape from the Pit

edit: Just remembered one that evidently isn't out yet: Sword of Jade, once said to be the crowning jewel of OHRRPGCE, is getting a Steam rerelease. It's been a long while since I played it but I remember it being shockingly good at the time. It's an active time battle menu RPG about anthropomorphic animals who tried to save the world but instead got depression.

Hello, I couldn't help but notice that Super Lesbian Animal RPG wasn't included in this list, even though it is by far the best RPG you can play on your computer.