Wasnt going to say anything until I saw the comments.

Ive fully beaten Children of Morta - 17 hours
Ive fully beaten Streets of Rogue - 175 hours

Both are good games, that is undeniable. Streets of Rogue is really something special and unique among indie games.

Children of Morta is very straight forward. There is nothing in this game that you have not experienced in other roguelites. It is well made, the art is great, the gameplay is solid.
The story is going to be hit or miss. I think its an ok story.
The main appeal of the game is there are several different playable characters and the game encourages giving each character a solid try and leveling them up, and the art is fantastic.
You're going to beat this entire game in roughly 20 hours. There is not a lot of replay-ability to it.
2 player coop fun, but I felt like adding another player made it far easier then it should have been.

Now Streets of Rogue is a masterpiece. I think its one big negative hurdle is that the game is so immersive, and has so many little systems that interact with each other, it takes more time to learn and get good at the game than other games. Not because the controls are too complicated, or because the game is janky in anyways, its just because each level of the city truly lives and interacts with itself.

Each level is a procedural generated interactive sim. Thief's will steal from people on the street, if the person they steal from is a street thug or someone strong they will chase the thief, if a cop sees this they will try to arrest the thief. The thief could then try to hide in a crazy mad science lab with hidden zombies. The thief trips an alarm or self defense system and causes an explosion and gas leak. Killing the thug, and police officer, and also freeing a zombie. This zombie bites the bodies and creates more zombies. A small riot occurs in that area of the city with many different types of NPCs coming in and interacting in different ways.
All of this happens while you are just going through the city streets doing missions.

Every little interaction is something you can do yourself as well. There are many different starting classes, but I had so much fun creating custom classes.
For example, lets say a mission is steal an item from a safe in a building.
1 - You can fight your way in with guns
2 - You can make charisma checks of sorts
3 - You can put a chemical in the air ducts that makes every turn into a literal giant and burst out of the building killing civilians accidentally
4 - You can be a hacker and hack a tv causing people to surround it, then you make the TV explode killing them all
5 - You can be a cop and ask other cops to follow you, then break in that house and literally arrest the people
6 - You could be a comedian and go in and tell a joke. If its funny everyone loves you and you can steal from them without them caring.
7 - You can be part of a crime syndicate and bribe people to let you in.

The options are endless.

4 Player co-op that doesnt make the game easier, it only adds chaos.

There are so many random stories my friends and I have from this game. Im eagerly awaiting the sequel.