This is an incredibly deep rpg that doesn't shy away from the cruelty of its lore and its implications.

If you like games like Kenshi, Rim World and Dwarf Fortress, you may sink hundreds of hours into this one and still be thirsty for more.
Gameplay is both simplisitc and overwhelmingly complex at the same time at first, and that is part of it's charm. You always learn something new, and get new things to build and play with, new clever ways to achieve your goals.
Building your base alone can suck you in for a weekend and you will not notice the passage of time.
And the developer constantly updates it.

This game does not feature any elements of pandering to "modern audiences", or at least I haven't encountered any during ~300 hours of gameplay, which is one of the defining positive qualities a game can have in my view. I hope the developer will not add any in the future.

In my personal opinion, this is the genuinely best rpg that came out in the last decade even in the Early Access state. Other AAA RPG's don't even come close.

The price looks steep for an early access pixel game, but I am someone who thought 1700 rubles is unreasonable and, well, you see the result.
Pirated the game first before it had a demo and had fun for 70 hours.
You can transfer your safe to the official version too.
I have no regrets and I can't put this game down.
In fact, when I try to play other games I constantly catch myself thinking "I could be playing Elin right now."

Genuinely soulful.