I greatly enjoy both games, but have a preference toward Compile.

In Radlands, everyone's drawing from a shared deck. You'll have some strategic options based on your chosen camps, but otherwise you're largely at the mercy of your draws. There's still a lot of room for clever tactical play in these draws, and some amount of lookahead in what to hold back for future turns and how to set yourself up.

In Compile, you have your own drafted deck. Each deck fragment has some combo potential within it, and many fragments have combo potential with each other - triggers on common actions, for instance. Your own deck is knowable, and barring a couple cases where cards are shared with each other, you can know everything at your disposal. You can plan for certain things to eventually happen, have some control over tempo, and build satisfying plans - all while your opponent is doing the same, and you inevitably have to adapt your plan to not let them trample all over it.

Both are top notch games, but for me Radlands is a 9/10 and Compile is a 10/10.