Were coming into some regularly occurring genres in the WTF series from narrative puzzle adventures to spiritual successors.

Call of the Sea
Set in the 1930s, you take control of Norah in a fictional version of Tahiti as she looks for answers to her illness and her missing husband Harry only to gradually discover that she's slowly becoming a sea creature the more she explores. A great mix of story and puzzles, Call of the Sea will draw you in with it's unique tropical setting and grandiose ruins.
A-Tier Game.

Bloodstained Ritual of the Night

Because Konami doesn't care much for it's own properties, leave it to the indie crews to develop a spiritual successor to Castlevania. You play Miriam, a Shardbinder who is a result of alchemists trying to summon demons through demonic crystals being fused with humans only to set the whole of England into chaos and it's up to Miriam whose outfit looks like an unfinished cosplay dress to end the chaos and to find the other Shardbinder.
The lore is so vast that it requires a much bigger post to explain, plays a little too much like Castlevania at times but still manages to stand on it's own.
A-Tier Game.

Gato Roboto
Published by Devolver Digital, a name that will occur frequently in the next few episodes, you play a cat named Kiki, using a mecha suit to try and find a way of freeing her owner Gary from his crashed spaceship all the while uncovering the mystery behind the planet they've crashed on. With no colour present in the game, it only serves to make navigating the map an absolute chore, I might feel alot more inclined to finish the game if I didn't feel like I'm always lost.
C-Tier Game.