Really, really liked that game.
Its a rouge like deck builder where you fight classic monsters but also do diplomacy battles to avoid fights or get informations to progess. + You get a detective story with clues to use right but the game takes your hand and is quite nice to help you with theses clues if you at least read a bit^^. Realy well made done concept/genra mix.
The graphics while simple are well made done same counts for the music and the setting.
So Game and Story simple put: You are in a fantasy setting where you are a Magister a kind of Inspector who is called to solve a murder. You have a timewindow of 14 days. In thes 14 days you ask questions, collect evidence, grade your self up, fight and talk. Partly via cards and dialogs. The game runs on nearly any pc even from the early 2000s.
The game is very fair at least for your 1rst playthrough.
I get the point of critique for a rougelite "problem". Every new game doesnt give you any of your old skills so its simply a harder version then the first that you likely will do in your 1st paythrough. The rougelite aspect only fits the fact, that you always have new murderer and different aspects of cards you can collect and use.
Full price is a bit heavy but even 50% is worth the price as long as you like rouge card-rpg fantasy-detective games.