The dreamlands are not only the most enthusing part of the lovecraft mythos, with bright heroism that contrasts starkly with the dark helplessness of the other stories, they also provide it with a deeper meaning and they make the whole structure stand together as a whole.
If you're a dream cycle fan, you'll want to play this, but wait until it's on a deep sale, don't pay more than $5 for it, that's what it's worth.
The game is a procgen 3D roguelite, with a handful of locations designed, great atmosphere. It really feels like you are projected in a fantasy heroic-age kingdom of dreams populated with hordes of impious proto-humans ravagers, cultists, and ghouls. Very nice vistas, ambiant music and soundfonts.
But everything inside the levels is randomized. It works for the terrain, but most of the outside buildings are a randomized mish mash of senseless architecture.The first time you see it, it gives that mythos feeling of non-euclidian architecture, but it becomes boring after a while.
The enemies are well designed and the combat is okay. You're overpowered but it's not a problem. As a planar traveller, you zoom through the levels with magic abilities, and you should probably not play it if you have vertigo or motion sickness.
The combat is good but repetitive. In fact the whole gameplay is repetitive and lacks clear goals. This is why it's difficult to recomend this game, despite the fact it's fully functional, it feels repetitive after a few hours and there are much more rewarding games on Steam, some even free.
This is a game you'll keep installed and come back to it from time to time, but it would be very difficult to finish it in one go. In fact most people won't complete the adventure.
You should only play it if you want to dive a bit into the dreamlands that you know, and don't get too attached to it, don't try to finish the "campaign", just let it all to the imagination, like a fleeting dream that you can't remember in the morning