Personally haven’t played any of them yet, but regarding Shadowrun Chronicles - Boston Lockdown you might be either lucky (you’re done with the game, yay?) or unlucky (you won’t get to play it). Why? Servers needed even for singleplayer are down.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/267750/discussions/0/2987537248815682265/
https://steamcommunity.com/app/267750/discussions/0/3276824488727589349/

I’ve played quite a bit of Faeria (almost 80 hours) and I really enjoyed it. If you’re into deck building card games with a lot of content, you’ll like it. I hadn’t played any similar games before it, so even if you don’t normally enjoy those, you might find it fun. It has a lot of content, I don’t think I completed everything in the game with all my hours and then there’s the multiplayer mode which also adds content.

I have played:

• Shadowrun Dragonfall - Highly recommend, best game in the series.

• Shadowrun Returns - Recommended if a fan of Shadowrun games. Otherwise its okay, not as polished as Dragonfall or Hong Kong.

• Sunless Sea - Highly recommended if you like lovecraftian stuff and a text heavy story. Otherwise, the slow pace and some grinding can make it tough to play all the way through.

• Train Valley (the first, not the second) - Recommended for strategy or puzzle fans. I figure the sequel is similar to the first game I played.

Games I have heard are great:

• Phantom Doctrine

Games that dont seem good:

• Shadowrun Chronicles - Boston Lock. These other Shadowrun games outside the 3 mentioned earlier are very different and arent really enjoyed by people who like the main 3.

• Cities in Motion. It’s the sim city game made by the Cities Skylines devs before they made the Skylines. So Skylines is way better.

I only played Faeria. It’s fine but I didn’t enjoy it enough to play for longer. I moved it to “beaten” after 5-8 hours.

I’ve enjoyed Rebel Galaxy quite a bit. I’m a huge SciFi fan though, willing to overlook a few of its flaws. It can be a bit repetitive and grindy, especially if you’re going for completing every achievement.

I liked Rebel Galaxy and Devil May Cry and can recommend both of them.
I was disappointed about Shadowrun Returns. This game looks a little bit unfinished. My playthrough was o.k but if you have 20 other games to play then maybe choose something else.

The only game I played on that list is American Fugitive, which is ok but not terribly amazing. The main thing I disliked is that the main story missions are repetitive. It can be quite fun at times, though.

Not sure if you’re still taking opinions as I’m a bit late to the party but if you do, here’s my input:

• Sunless sea is great if you’re not discouraged by a lot of reading. It’s slow and text heavy but really well written and has an awesome atmosphere.
• From what i’ve been told (still have to play them myself), Shadowrun returns and Dragonfall are great, boston chronicles not that much.
• Other games i’ve heard great things about and are on my ‘I strongly wanna play’ list are Train Valley 2 and Hob
• Cities in motion was meh and I removed it from my steam library after I got cities Skylines which is by far superior. If you’re gonna put time into one of those time sinkers, you might not wanna pick the way less good one.