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Initial impressions are very good. Played the third game in the series on PS4 for over 100 hours.

Strong recommendation based on my current game play. OST and atmosphere is excellent, and more importantly fun to play. Have been smiling the whole time I played, and pleasantly surprised with little details that is evident developer has put time and effort into making an engaging experience for the player.

Edit: 15 hours in; the game has an addictive game play loop. Really enjoying it. Developer has added some pertinent updates smoothing my early game experience. I already have the urge to re-start with a different class/build.

Puff puff!

Highly recommended; My favourite ARPGs are: Grim Dawn, Last Epoch, Torchlight 2 and Diablo 2 and this game.

There are some small bugs in game, nothing that detracts from the experience.

It has a great story and atmosphere, has offline mode, interesting classes. This game take a slightly different approach and I really appreciate that as someone that has played most of the games in this genre. If you like any of the games I mentioned and haven't tried WH40K Inquisitor Martyr, try it. The devs have put a lot of work post release into the game, and you can feel the passion when playing the game.

The emperor protects!

Initial impressions are good. Game play is fun. It runs well without issues, and there has been a nice stream of updates.
Will update review when I have more time logged.

Game is a mess now. Feels clunky to play with mouse and keyboard, controller play is all over the place (controller also doesn't work on GNU Linux native). I can't map skills to controller buttons without using the mouse, if I want to see items on the floor I have to press a combination of buttons that also opens the inventory. Loot stash seems smaller, I now need to buy extra tabs with real money. Plus they want me to pay for a monthly subscription for features other games offer as part of the base game.
This game is so far from what I originally purchased. Now it is half interactive shop, half confused ARPG; That seems like a game Paradox Interactive would release.

Enjoyed it a couple of years ago. The game was buggy and didn't run well, its early access so I can't really complain about that; However I have purchased more than a few EA titles and this one isn't one I recommend until you see the game finished. That will probably be a long while considering how long its been in development so far. I personally don't like the direction the game has taken since, check out some YouTube let's plays and read the forums. Especially the discussions in the forums, its a hot mess.

Changing to a positive review.

Initially I found the game a little boring, with boss fights that felt a bit of a chore. Now out of early access the game feels improved in all aspects. Still very much in the early game, so far I like the 1.0 version.

Staying well clear of this developer; Leaving the community to finish the game doesn't speak well of their intentions or competence.

I need to play more to give a decent review. Early impressions; I would say fun with a excellent sense of humour and looks like there is plenty of depths to plunge :)

I enjoyed most of the 15 hours I spent with the game.
However I purchased the game to play on GNU Linux and the developers have decided to drop Mac OS and Linux support. The reasoning provided is apparently related to Apple and its OS.

I doubt I will be given a refund by Steam. I am very disappointed, and I cannot recommend the game to non Windows users.

To Windows users its worth a look, although I would recommend a sale perhaps as the game does feel a little bit like a one trick pony (the games ends up playing like an clicker/idle game).