Alvora Tactics

If you're like me and every other TRPG cannot stand up to Final Fantasy Tactic's combat and class systems, Rad Codex's tactics games are for you. They all have a hybrid class system just like FFT, with some changes that I like and there aren't any useless meta classes like the mediator or thief (instead you just get loot off of enemies when combat is over). Each game has a different type of campaign, but they all share the same class and combat. Also, you gain XP at end of combat instead of per action so you are not incentivized to drag out fights to maximize XP gain.
Particular to Alvora, there is almost no story and endless combat. If you ever wanted to grind in FFT in fights that were fun and not meaningless like the random battles in FFT, but don't care if it has a great story, this is a fun game for you. You go on dungeon runs and fight enemies and solve a handful of puzzles, then you can exit when it gets too hard. Its not a roguelike/lite. If you wipe then its game over and you go to a load screen. also if your characters faint then their max HP is lowered which incentivizes you to have more than the maximum team amount, and also you can permanently unlock a class for all present and future team members which makes it easier for new hires to catch up. I had a ton of fun grinding the ♥♥♥♥ out of this game and I recommend it to any TRP fans who are looking for something heavy in combat and light in story.

Same RadCodex universe I've come to love. Familiar yet fresh. This time we get a dungeon crawler! A short game, as I beat it at around 13h playtime, and I'm a gaming slowpoke. Looking forward to the next title :)

A short dungeon crawler with a bit of procedural generation.

Doesn't have the exploration or story or Voidspire Tactics, but it's also cheaper, so I think the price is right if you just want more of the same gameplay with some nice quality of life improvements.

More combat-focused than Voidspire Tactics, also very good.

Great tactical srpg with much customization. Works well enough on Steamdeck.

Little too short, but still fun.

Short, but deep. Good game.