TLDR: If you like what you see then I would recommend you play it, but after the first hour or so its just the same thing. None of the elements are fleshed out enough, but the core concept is very good.
The core gameplay is comprised of 3 styles, 1 Organizing trash for money, 2 Cleaning up and improving the base, and 3 going into the lower levels to loot and fight.
1. Organizing trash for money is fine, I personally was expecting a more tedious task, Cash Cleaning Simulator was my most favorite game from last year, so I was expecting that, but really it isn't to complicated, and fairly early on you get access to a tool that makes the organizing trivial
2. The base is probably the most interesting aspect, as you go along you can unlock better aspects, and "solve" the mystery of where you are, there aren't a ton of cosmetic options, and the cost of items is decently high, it would take far too long to make anything special
3. Going into the lower depths and fighting is decently entertaining, sadly too late into my playthrough I realized you didn't have to wait to be told to go down there, and can reset it as much as you want, the game does tell you this, but I thought it just meant you can return until the next reset, so that was on me,
4. Combat isn't very complicated, plays almost like a turn based rpg, block then hit, would be nice if it allowed for more interesting gameplay, but its fine.
Overall I think this is a very good proof of concept, and I very much look forward to what the Dev does next.
