Love it! A pretty slow paced rts / fast paced 4x. It really grasps the political play in dune. Alliances come and go. Same with assassins and territory.

'ate house atreides
'ate duke leto
'ate the fremen
'ate walking

luv me food
luv me nephews
luv me spice
luv me desert
luv me arrakis
luv me dune
simple as.

I spent more than 250 hours in the game: liked it at first, but on aggregate I put a negative review - here's why.

Short version.
For a full release + DLC you are offered a sandbox without a single story campaign, with a decent amount of bugs.
Moreover, the concept of "we don't have enough content - what should we do? let's do everything to make the player consume the existing content as long as possible, overcoming absurd logic and bugs" is particularly annoying.

Long version.
1) Lots of small bugs.
For example, in Conquest in some house removal missions, the timer expires a month earlier than stated in the mission description.
That is, you play the mission from start to finish and lose, because it was not enough 2-3 days, which you counted on. Moreover, you realize that this is a bug, only after several save-loads.

2) The game is in full release, it has DLC, but no story campaign.

3) No shields, it's much more effective to take everyone out with firearms.
Although the game was actively promoted under the premiere of the second part of the movie - where it is explained in detail that firearms are often ineffective and it is necessary to use special melee techniques.

A few examples.
You need to eliminate an enemy Corrino base: a sandworm sits near it and only eats your army. All the time. In the same place. Doesn't touch the enemy.
Or.
Outposts of renegades often appear in your rear: you should be distracted by them, because any pack of them can capture a settlement. Even if it is VERY well fortified.
Or.
The enemy constantly has new units popping up out of nowhere, although according to the game mechanics, each is expensive and time-consuming to create.
Maybe this is how the developers increase the difficulty of the game from "low" to "high" and "insane".
More cunning, clever AI actions ? Maybe diplomacy in which opponents make alliances ? No.
Or.
I could go on for a long time.
And the longer you play, the more you notice.