I'm going to preface this with a few qualifiers
1) Steam won't let me leave a neutral review, so that's why this is negative
2) I only have like 3 hours at the time of writing, so this is more "first impressions"
but
I REALLY want to like this game more than i do, i mean, a spiritual successor to luck be a landlord with a david symanski-esque style, sign me the f*ck up! and for the first few runs, it is fun... and then the novelty wears off, and you realize that. above many other strategy rougelikes you are at the whims of just. pure rng, this seems to be for a few reasons, since rerolls take what is basically your score, you get to see very little at a time, there's also like, mayyybe a dozen items that give you a clear direction to push a build *that you can actually afford in the early game* most of which... rely on pure rng, there also just. aren't good ways to manipulate the slots earl;y game, to the point that it can feel like the game is just f*cking with you (it's probably(?) not rigged against you, but since you have basically zero control over it, it really feels like it is sometimes) also the 1.5% chance f*ck you mechanic is. stupid, it literally just serves to punish you for... playing the game? i can understand the increased chances to it being a thing that you can choose to take on, but if it happens midgame even when you didn't take any risk you *just* lose (except maybe on interest builds), early game the score is low enough that if it just happens once you can tank it, and late/post-game it can kill you, but you geneerally have enough of a buffer that it's fine, but no matter what it just feels terrible if it happens at base chances. all fo this combines to make the early-mid game just. miserable, and it's not like the runs are really fast enough that you feel fine just going through the meatgrinder of runs, and it doesn't feel like i'm learning anything useful in those runs either

I'm 90 minutes in and,
AAAAAAA IT"S SO GOOD, EVERYBODY I KNOW IS [dead]

A fun and cute as hell game, a bit short. But for the price of... literally nothing, I'd say it's worth giving a shot