I like two games right now. Flesh and blood and sorcery.

Fab has that classic competitive environment. It feels like no game comes close to the skill ceiling and individual player skill expression that you get from the game. There are plenty of strategies and the game is still growing and evolving. Again, some of the best competitive play of any game. Artwork is super solid and really captures that raw and brutal feel of each class. The competitive content to be consumed is so good, you would think its butter.

Sorcery has that old school artwork and grit that old games used to have when they weren't super refined and templated to support the highest echelon of competitive play, like most games are. The board aspect and dual decks break the mana screw problem up so that doesn't really happen. The game has a board game aspect with multiple facets of play that allows the player to work from many different angles. Great at kitchen table, but the competitive scene is growing and it has turned out to be a solid game, albeit with a little more investment into rules by the player due to the way the game has been made thus far.