This game does not come with a deep-thought storyline and rollercoaster plot-twists, or a complicated tutorial, or a 650 km² open world map, or massive multiplayer suppert, or ingame shops and real-money beautifications, or several season pass in which the not existing DLCs can be bought at bulk, or eye-watering graphics with triple RTX blending shaders (what ever that may be). No, this game is for you to wind down after work, to keep you just as challenged to keep you hooked, not too much and not too less, to provide you a feeling of slight accomplishment when you unlock a new feature and you see it works good, to not scare you with multi-dimensional skill- and research-tech-trees. Does it have some bugs or exploits? Yes, some. Is it yet fun to play for 15-20 hours before you reach endgame? Yes, certainly. If you are into managing games and you can spare a few coins, toss it to Tavern Master. Or play the prologue first and see for yourself
