I am rewriting my review. Nothing wrong with the first review except that I left a critique about recovery times. I'll get to that in a second.

This is a really fun game! It's a nice blend of building/colony sim as well as turn-based strategy combat.

I always like to leave tips for my reviews, and the learning curve on this is steep as the game doesn't hold your hand.

- Be aware of the perks and debuffs that you take on your character. I took Long Recovery on one of my characters, and it is loooooonnng. I suggested in feedback that this be re-examined, but if you do choose to take it, it will take a couple of days just to get back 3 points of health by sleeping at night. A work around is to have your character sleep all the time until healed. It's a bit tedious, but doable.

- Focus on making a stockpile with a fence around it ASAP and don't do anything else. Rabbits, chicken, and deer love to bombard your starting food and eat it.

- I prefer to hunt wolves over spiders at first because you get leather. With leather you can make better beds which help with healing.

- Also, make sure to enclose your beds in a room as this makes everyone happier. You won't be able to your first day, but make it a priority within in the first few days.

- I don't play a lot of Turn-Based Strategy games, so maybe this is obvious to those who do. During combat, the number over the character or critters head is the turn number and NOT the level. This is useful to know for when you are setting up your pawns initially.

- Enemy (and Friendly) Archers can't fire through walls, so use cover when you can.

- Swordsman is the tank, Templar is support DPS initially until you train high enough to get healing.

- In order to learn Tier 2 and 3 Skills on your pawns, you need Tier 2 and 3 Training Benches which unlock as your prestige goes up.

These are my tips for now. I'm really enjoying learning to play this game with both the building and the strategy. I look forward to future updates!

Seems like a decent start to a 3D fantasy version of Rimworld.
It has the work/sleep/recreation schedule system, the job assignment system, the building system,
all of the "basic" features of Rimworld are there.

When you get into combat, the game switches to a "turn-based / grid-based" system that (while simple) is a lot more fun than Rimworld's real-time combat. This is a personal preference, for sure, but I enjoy this version a lot more.

It's always a good sign when the "Early Access" launch is nearly bug-free, and this seems to be one of those cases.
I'll be keeping the game and coming back to it once it hits 1.0

This is an excellent start on a unique blend of dungeon exploration and town building. It's a bit rough around the edges still and I would love to see this get enough support to expand on what's already here (Which I have not seen yet).