Alright, what features does it bring to the table? I didn't accuse it of being just Nonograms, Sokoban, or Sudoku, but I was asking where the sudden swerve was, that takes it from a typical game that I could find on a variety of devices for free or drawn myself vs paying for this title?

Balatro for example has taken the French deck of 52 cards, the standard rules of poker, and completely wrote in several new rules in the forms of at least 100 jokers; and you can actively modify your deck, hand values, and other strange things with the modifier cards such as tarot.

Battle Chess has a visual gimmick going along with thematic variances, Grandmaster Chess exists, and Combat Chess looks like it was produced for laser disk.

Why don't you play the demo? Or, I dunno, read the store page? That answers those questions in a simple and obvious way; all but a few of the features listed are not present in your linked game. Go take your tedious and ignorant gatekeeping elsewhere; you're completely miserable at it.