If you enjoy turn-based combat, and/or enjoyed Darkest Dungeon, or want to interact with those funky characters some (and create your own), it'll most likely be to your liking.
I got pulled in by the artstyle, and the curiosity of what it's about - what's the story.
Then I checked it out, and I'm glad I did. Aside of said artstyle, I find those other aspects either fun or interesting:
+ The characters, the events/dialogs with them, the story.
+ The character creation and training, building in different ways. Shaping your family tree and having each child adapt different things from parents. (Building not your main character, but the whole family tree. Though speaking of your character, I do I wish you could somehow respec them or boost base stats higher, given what later generations/marrage partners can have even on level 1).
+ The music is nice, it's pretty chill, enjoyable. Also it's quite nice how the name of the song is being displayed whenever the track changes.
(One thing I'd probably tweak is make it so there's more than 1 song playing whenever you win a battle.)
+ The difficulty customization, how you can tinker with different options to make it bit more suited to your preference (although it's annoying that you can't change anything in your save once you start. I guess many games do that, locking you into one or the other difficulty, so maybe I'm just being picky here, it has it's reasons I suppose, but for a non-competetive single player game, I would most likely make it possible to alter).
+ Different maps, with different "attributes" to them (some with moving conveyor belts, some with teleporters, some with energy drinks or explosive barrels. Each presenting a different challenge or tool to try and use to your advantage, I love it)
The thing that probably bothers me the most, is how monotonous/same the gameplay loop becomes after a couple hours, even if you try different builds. Don't get me wrong, I really like what's in here, and it's all the more impressive given it was made by a small team of passionate people(as far as I can tell at least). And it bothers me a lot that I can't even tell how exactly I'd change it... I guess it's just me, getting annoyed/bored when the game requires me to do the same (or almost same) thing too many times for too long. I guess as I got older I got bit too self-conscious about some things, and/or maybe my tastes towards gaming changed.
Either way, those are my feelings about it, and generally, I really liked it. There's a lot to like here.
