You start out aiming to restore a princess to a throne, which naturally tempted me on her every turn to lunge onto the nearest spear for a punchline, but I will forgive Tyrant’s Blessing for circumstances beyond its control.
Like everything, it’s also a roguelike, but it’s transparent and fair enough that I can reluctantly forgive that too, not least because I’ve found myself enjoying this one the more it went on. It’s a lighter, cheerier sibling of Into The Breach that’s half tactical fighter, half puzzler, and its default difficulty setting is close to perfect if you’re looking for something less intense that will still catch you out now and then.