I thought it was enjoyable enough for a roguelike deckbuilder. It has some neat ideas, though the negotiation battles do end up feeling like you're a rambling schizophrenic
However, only a few select static choices in the run actually matter, and the rest is just insignificant RNG that gets rerolled every run.

Hidden gem. In-depth rogue-lite card and relationship management game. You get given two seperate decks, one to 'argue' with and one to 'fight' with, both which can be customised and tweeked to your preferences. Sometimes choosing an argument over a fight, or vice versa, is the smarter decision to make. This can be utilised effectively to not ruin a relationship and stay favourable with somebody, or to get an extra card/augment to add to either deck, or to remove/gain debuffs, etc. You get 3 different characters, all offering 3 different regions and different enemies/decks to work with and against. Each character also has their own story-line, which you can learn more about the more interactions you have with enemies/allies in each different region. Honestly, it's one of the best RPG rogue-lite card games i've played. If not the best. All the different mechanics work together seemlessly to create a fantastic entry into an un-explored genre by game developers.

Amazing game with killer soundtracks.