I’ve been enjoying my time with this game so far, but despite all its potential and strengths, I can’t recommend it in its current state. There are simply too many rough edges holding it back. That said, I’m keeping it and will be waiting for future updates because I truly believe this game can become something great!

- For its price, the game doesn’t deliver enough content. I’ve spent around 3 hours, and I feel like I’ve already seen everything the current gameplay has to offer.
- The AI is still very lacking.
- Town building is extremely limited, you can’t place gates in walls, can’t choose where farms go, and uneven terrain makes building feel more like a burden than a strategic choice.
- Units, spells, and buildings have far too few upgrades.
- You can’t really build themed runs since the upgrade system is too restrictive.
- The pet is cute but underdeveloped. It lacks interactions and upgrades, having evolution stages or intermediate forms would make it so much better.
- The first mode doesn’t give enough time to properly build a city.
- The second mode feels bugged or unclear (dungeons don’t start attacks if you lower the danger level).
- The rats are more dangerous than the dungeons, this really needs balancing.
- Speaking of danger, the challenge isn’t there. The lack of proper AI and useful fortifications means you have little control over town damage, while monsters are so weak that even at higher levels there’s no real threat.
- The UI needs more work, especially the mini-map after expanding territory in unlimited mode.

- I love the graphic design.
- The game has enormous potential, the core gameplay loop is fun despite the flaws, and with more polish, it could be fantastic.
- The pet, while underdeveloped, actually feels helpful, more so than in many other god games.
- NPC diversity is great and lays the foundation for varied gameplay, as do the spells (though both need deeper upgrades and interactions).
- The core concept is fresh and works as a great introduction to god games.
- The tutorial is clear and easy to follow (though maybe because the game lacks complexity right now).
- I love watching my town grow, adding difficulty sliders could make this experience more customizable for different playstyles.

the game is currently very barebones and feels more like a free demo than an early access game, after youve played for a few hours youl have seen basically all the game has to offer

It looks adorable, the foundation of this is incredibly solid. I can definetly see this game shaping up to be something incredibly great.
But... in its current state? There is just not much to it, the UI is, frankly said horrible and cluttered, trying to manage your buildings and stuff is pain since you have to click on a specific building, open its menu then navigate to a sub menu to recruit a hero, then if you have multiple buildings of the same kind, they dont share a unit cap. So if a hero dies somewhere along the way enjoy finding the one specific warrior guild that has open capacity.
Same thing when you are trying to upgrade your buildings, wanna upgrade your forge? Go into the menu for that building and painfully upgrade every single thing one at a time because you cant que up upgrades so its -> Open Menu -> Click Upgrades -> Select the upgrade you want -> Go out of the Menu -> Wait for the upgrade to finish -> Go back to the building menu -> open the upgrade menu -> select the upgrade you want -> Go out the menu -> wait for the upgrade to finish and so on and so forth, that becomes quite cumbersome when you have multiple forges for example.

Another thing that bothered me was the fact that buffs are not really explained. What do i mean by that? For example you get an upgrade that gives you a chance to get double perk points for finishing a quest. Well how big is the chance? I dont know...
You get offered another upgrade with that exact same perk to increase the chance by... i dont know percent? I guess? Is it even worth to get the same multiple times? Is it multiplicative? Additive? No clue...

In its current state there also isnt really anything to do, you play one run and... you're done i played the survival mode finished it first try and i think i've seen everything the game has to offer. No meta progression or anything yet, no difficulty or anything i've seen nothing. Like, i leveled up to level 19 so i thought "Wow, did i unlock something cool and new? Maybe new Hero classes? New Buildings? Spells?" well... no? Atleast i dont think so?

The last thing i would like to see improved is the Dungeons and expeditions you can do. So, you can send heroes into Dungeons and the randomly spawned sewers and get a little text adventure seeing what happens. Thing is, it feels whatever, what do i get from doing that? It shows some messages like "Cutie dealt 1000 damage to the onslaught of rats, Cutie found a Healing Potion, Cutie took 200 damage from the rats" things like that.
The way i would like this to be improved is maybe a visual overlay you can have open while doing other stuff? Have your little adventureres actually battle the monsters on screen maybe and make it have some consequences for doing those expeditions? Like reducing monster threat, closing the sewers that your heroes went in or something along those lines.

So, this was an awful lot of whining and listing things i dont like / want to see improved, but dont take this as a "Game bad dont buy" as mentioned in the beginning, it has incredible potential and it really shows that the devs put ALOT of effort in it, its just really rough at the moment and need some time to (as the youth says) cook a bit.

Wait a bit, add it to your wishlist and then check on it from time to time to see its progress, then decide if you feel like playing something akin to a new Majesty game.