This is a well-crafted game and it is obvoius that a lot of love went into it. Consider this game if you like traditional isometric RPG's with turn-based combat, deepish character development and lots of quests. Works great on Linux with CPU use running around 3-5% and video utilization around 30-40%. Takes about 1.7 GB of RAM on Linux. Should work well on potato systems.

I had a hard time getting into it due to personal tastes. First, I found the story very slow to develop, starting in an utterly generic medieval farm setting. There were too many bland medieval quests in the beginning: "clear my field of rats", "kill the wolves", etc. I started the game 3 times, got about 15 hours in then quit. The quests became much more interesting as it approached mid-game and once I pushed past the first 15 to 20 hours I managed to see the game through to the end.

The turnbased combat is pretty good. It's got some depth but nowhere near the level of something like Jagged Aliiance 3, Colony Ship or BG3. I probably need to play it on hard to really see if there is any tactical depth but really didn't see it on normal mode. And part of that is personal. I prefer ranged combat to melee. The combat system focuses heavily on melee and there are not many interesting weapons. You get up close and bash/slash people whether it's a sword or a mace or a dagger. I prefer the focus on guns in ATOM RPG.

Finally, you have to play it like a party based RPG. Character levels are low and there are few skill points. This is a game that rewards specialization on the main character with skills being off-loaded to the party members. I think that limits unique builds. And there are definitely no viable Jack-of-all-trades builds IMHO. The main character can realistically have one weapon skill and one persuasion skill.

So, all in all, I think this a well crafted game that is worth a playthrough. I don't see myself rushing out to replay it, however, since there are only so many ways you can bash enemies over the head and there is a very limited selection of party members. I guess maybe for a solo run. 8/10

TLDR: After 2 completed towns, the game feels generally good. (although I'm not sure about the further progression).

So, I would definitely recommend the game:
- if your eyes don't bleed from the isometric / free-camera-isometric view
- if you don't find frustrating +X to skill and +Y% to chance
- if you've never-ever played 'old-school' Baldur's Gate 1/2, etc.
- if you like the gameplay approach pertinent to Visual Novels
- if you fancied the IWD2 gamestyle "You've farted in this direction; received +5 exp!"
- if you are a Loot Goblin who's fond of picking up trash which sells for nothing
- if you are thankful for being rewarded for the map exploration
- if you get entertained by hard and unrewarding combat
- if you want to support the Balto-Slavic team of developers
- if you are a fan of the dinosaurs
- if you enjoy the low-fantasy setting with traces of magic
- (for Ukrainians specifically) if you don't mind Russian calques, 'surzhyk' and inconsistent translations

I LOVE THIS GAME!!!!!!!! But it is not ready yet as many missions are bugged out and the player cannot move forward. I have restarted the game 4 times and sent in my save files each time for the devs to review to hopefully make the game better for future players. I am at a lost with it for now and will wait for a 2.0 release if it ever gets that far. LOVE THE GAME!!!! HATE THE BUGS!!!! If you want to run around the map and just kill and loot, this game is ready for that. If you want to do the main story with no bumps in the road, its not ready for that.