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Edit: I misunderstood the question. Originally I thought this was a "what game were you excited for before it came out", then I re-read the post. Here's a much better answer:
Against the Storm, which is a roguelike city builder. I was initially undecided, but the reviews were so positive it prompted me to buy it. Boy oh boy was that a good choice. I thought a city builder without combat was going to be dull, instead I spent weeks losing several hours at a time in a flash. The atmosphere (art, music, aesthetic) is incredible. The challenges hit that sweet spot with some being easy and some being really difficult (but almost always possible), and the roguelike nature means you never know which you're going to find. The metaprogression means you can tackle harder and harder maps which gives each game a nice sense of progress even if you fail.