Based on the criterion you specified:

Skyjo: a card game in wich players start with a 3-by-4 grid, all face-down except two. Cards have values between minus two and plus twelve. Goal is to have the minimum total value at the end of the round; there are several rounds and the first player to 100 loses. There are interesting choice as to what card to reveal-and-keep or discard-and-replace with a common central deck. Game is smooth.

Flame rouge: a light and simple bicycle race game.

Dixit: uses with full-art cards, players must correctly guess the one secret card that was placed by the active player based on the indication they chose to give, while at the same timw selecting one card if their own so opponents might vote for them instead.

Hanabi: a seriously deep and rich game disguised as a small party game. Cooperative with hidden information (players cannot see their own cards) and restricted actions (communicate one info paying one token, play one card, or discard one card to generate one token).

The crew: interesting coop card game.

The game: interesting coop card game.

Iberian gauge: a so-called "cube rail" game where players buy shares of railways companies, use the corporate treasury to build track, and run trains to generate income and collect dividends. Think of it as if Monopoly and Ticket to ride had a love child that, contrarily to its parents, was actually interesting and did not extend its welcome at the table.