What (medium weight+) game would you fit in here? I'd rather something "unique" as compared to the rest of the collection, but then again, most of the other things are kind of off putting to me. I kind of don't have the energy for >3.5+ complexity stuff anymore, and I'm not that big of a fan of worker placement. Colorblind friendly games strongly preferred, and mostly for crowd that gathers once a week, so something that won't be too difficult to remember how to play after a month or two of not playing.

Games I have been considering
> Tigris & Euphrates (Already own Y&Y though)
> Bruges/Hamburg
> Rococo
> Gugong
> Revive

Games I'm aware of but do not seem that attractive as chances are they won't be played
> Agricola Revised (don't like worker placement nor game actively punishing me)
> Dune Imperium: Uprising (didn't like base Dune's "lol here's a random intrigue to fuck over your several-round plan, you just lost the game btw")
> Hansa Teutonica (didn't like "tension" it brought and having to haggle other people to focus on leader as he will otherwise run away with the game)
> Cyclades/Inis (neither game got me wanting to play it again afterward)
> Forbidden Stars (it's likely it will be too heavy to be bothered playing it)
> Mombasa (same as above)

Games I previously owned
> Hansa Teutonica
> Dune: Imperium
> Caverna
> Gaia Project
> Brass: Birmingham
> Spirit Island
> Through the Ages
> Root
> Pax Pamir 2e
> Obsession
> Lost Ruins of Arnak
> Marco Polo II
> Civilization: New Dawn
> Istanbul