Game had a ton of potential, sad to see it left like this.

This is a tough one because it has a lot of potential. There are some really inspired and in-depth systems at play here, and my favorite thing is probably watching the villagers live their lives. There's a reality in which this is an excellent game.

In terms of gameplay, it's extremely unbalanced and muddled. There are a million different things to do, but they all seem rather shallow and disconnected. There is always one very to-the-point spell that will be more effective than anything else, but that means you're gonna be simply using that spell and waiting for it to recharge over and over. So you have to be comfortable playing in a less-than-optimal way if you want to actually have fun. It feels very unfinished.

The style and tone is really weird, too. The character pictures are all plastic-y vaguely anime-looking AI generated images, which does not lend to any cohesive sense of artistic style. Tonally, it's very nihilistic and "MUST DESTROY ALL HUMANS!" misanthropic, but it doesn't quite blow the concept out enough to be funny or absurd. The reliance on actual Christian demon iconography and the level to which it takes itself seriously ends up making for a very juvenile, cringe tone that made me feel embarrassed at times.

If you want a half-complete anti-colony game all about ruining people's lives, you might enjoy this. I'm a huge fan of Dwarf Fortress, Rimworld, basically every generative colony game, and I couldn't get into it.