Recent reviews by Isofuse

Arguably the best roguelite deckbuilder currently out on the market. Replayability is through the roof, with the amount of combinations available to you when starting a run, the most I've seen in a roguelite

Great innovative game, if you want a relaxing RTS base builder with rogue-lite mechanics. No combat to be found here, just you managing your villagers resources and morale in different procedural environments as you try to set up new villages. You control the flow of time, so you can play the game at your own pace, pause or slow-mo if needed, or triple speed when things are going well. Sessions end when you've appeased the Queen by gaining enough Reputation, either by ensuring your villagers are happy, or by fulfilling various events and requests offered throughout the session.

Meta-progression between sessions, relates to improving things like production speed, bringing different starting resources in later runs and, unlocking various bonuses you can claim in sessions, which may affect things like woodcutting speed, or grant you X resource whenever you produce Y resource.

Active development with regular posts, indicate a care for the product. There have been quite a few tweaks and a couple of overhauls regarding some features during early access. New features are being added in as well. Looking forward to how this game will be, by the time it leaves Early access. Would love to see a couple more races included (Frogs?).

The horse can double-jump

Having played this game to death, I think my hours speak more to my enjoyment of the game than I possibly could.
Go through the base game. For each faction. For each legendary lord. Get a DLC faction as well if you wish for more. Then get some mods and go through it again. And again. The replayability in this game is only getting better, with the recent introduction of map packs for settlements in Steam Workshop.

One may argue on the whether the DLC pricing is too costly, but of course, one may also be a filthy heretic in need of purging. It's all a matter of perspective.

If you're a Warhammer fan, you probably already own the game. If you don't do. This is something you need to experience.