Obviously very early in development, but from my extremely limited playtime, my experience was similar to that of a grassroots Minecraft Towny Server that's within the same continent, but in a different country. Interface-wise, you can consider it to be like a Stardew Valley/Core Keeper in that you can only use tools within a vertical/horizontal state, and your main menu has your crafting/inventory/options/everything else tab in there.

I got stuck on the early stages where I had to cut some trees down. I tried traversing across biomes and found some palm trees that I was unable to cut down. Walking as-is in my experience was a slog. There was a variable 150-200ms latency with a slight input lag with jumping. Jumping lets you travel further, but you can only do that every once in a while. There are some objects that prevent you from moving in the direction you want to head to, (in my case, the bushes), so you have to move like a robot to optimize your pathfinding.

I came across some lovely buildings along the way, but in a common Towny server experience, I was the tumbleweed in an otherwise lush and exhuberant society.

As others have positively reviewed in the game, there's quite a lot of bugs. I can't recommend it right now. They can continue adding as much content as they want, but their core experience feels like a placeholder for more. They need to continue cooking in that department.