I like a lot the game genre and this one has several good features to be pointed out. The dices are thrown for every actions you try, like open a trapped box, land a hit etc which makes you feel the D&D like RPG. The maths between each attempt appear in the combat log and stuff like item description is pretty detailed about how it will affect your stats.
I'll just make a list of the + and the - from my 4h playthrough.
The +
_ As stated above, the D&D dices and stuff system
_ Number of classes/races available is very engaging.
_ Lots of writing work were done here, from the trash item description you just sell to vendor through the deep tutorial to the good/bad effects your char can get, you'll spend hours before you find out something you did already read.
_ Background music is soft and tastes the medieval atmosphere, and even if the loop is quite short, it didn't bore me at all through the whole walkthrough. Kinda enjoyed it.
_ The lore, the "month" system, the combat system, the stamina system, well all about how the game is designed feels clever and you won't find yourself asking yourself "wut ? I wouldn't have done this that way, I'd have done xxxx instead that feels so obvious". Even if many ideas were taken from other games like Darkest Dungeon, and adapted to this, that's not something you would blame. I personally just read how to do it then do it and it feels smooth.
The - now, don't think I've just listed 3-4 good things then go into full blame, that's not my point, the game just released and it needs playerbase to report obvious things to work on.
_ I was shocked to see League of Legends old icons in the game, you should remove these asap IMHO. The winkwink easteregg winkwink isn't worth it as I don't know how it goes through the law about this but, well I wasn't really amused to see these anyway, from my point of view at least.
_ The voice acting really feels like you can imagine the dev of the game registering his own voice with a 10$ microphone trying himself at a "Ohhh (I missed my attack)" sound. The female one was better though.
_ The movements of your toon are glitchy, the animation as well, and your green square on the minimap teleports everywhere like epileptic. When you hold a direction from keyboard, sometimes your char stops for no reason, without any obstacle on the way or anything. I think that should be the first thing to work on to make the game feel smoothier.
_ The economic model, well that's my opinion and I'm not a game dev but as a player I felt a bit blocked to purchase anything. I mean, ofc it's a couple bucks for a game and the work the dev(s?) put into it is worth it without any doubt. But there is still that wall which is according to me in a wrong position. Trying the game without being obliged to buy it is a good thing, but it feels like, if it was wow, that you're allowed to play up to lvl 8. You barely have no skills, you miss 70% of your attacks, you came accross 2 enemies in your last dungeons and you do feel like : you enter the dungeon, loot 15 crates, kill 2 rats THE END. In a game such as wow, you can see talent tree with unavailable ones, makes you feel what you could do later, you can see other players and inspect them to see potential future gear you could get, you have tons of fishbait to bite in, here you just have nothing except a shaman goblin instead of a big ant. All of this to say it's too early to block the player from testing how the game evolves after the very-early game.
Then there are these already released DLC that unlocks new mobs new maps and stuff, each again for few bucks... I mean, you guys did really release your game with 2 DLC available day 1 ? or week 1 ? or month 1 ? Why don't you just release a game of 8 bucks with all that included, and use the new maps as higher level content or something, it feels weird to me :s
That's it for the overall stuff to point out that really surprised me, then for a few more "-" it's more like "are you guys sure about that" but the hitrate feels low, or I have been unlucky for 4 hours straight, but I found myself hitting 70+ with dices like 80%+ of the time, when I needed 20-45 max to hit. Gave my experience a weird taste when I was pushing that "defensive button" 7 rounds in a row just to get rid of the 50% stam debuff to try to hit these goblins 2 times, failing and redoing it all over again. I went with a basic "human warrior" archetype for my first walkthrough just to tryout the game with basic gameplay and I even had 12 dext at lvl 4 just to increase my chances to hit stuff, I think I never had 50% chance to hit a mob, even when the mob had no stam left, 0 hp left and downed on the ground. 9/10 of your combat system is perfectly designed, but the 1 missing engulfs it all.
_ The way the loots are shared with your hirings isn't working as I expected to, I went solo to lvl 3 then decided to try to hire a ranger, the "vendor trash item" function was cool, and kept me allowed to sell manually the rest of the loots such as weapon armors crystals etc... from the moment you hire anything, at the end of the dungeon all what you don't decide to "pick" for yourself or one of your hirings just disappear into shared golds. And if you decide to pick a bow for your hired ranger, only your part of the golds will be cut... that doesn't feel "wrong" ofc, but that doesn't feel right either. Why to implement a "sell trash loots" function if as soon as you recruit a 2nd char, everything you don't pick becomes a trash loot... I hope you get me.
Would have more to say but not after only 4 hours, doubt I'll play again before patches and updates but still leaving a thumbs up, hoping for some major fixes soonish and pssst any multiplayer feature would really help to hook more people
Free to play version allows full game but limits character progression beyond level 4 (think of this more like a never-ending demo)
No ads or annoying in-app purchases to progress (you only pay once to unlock the base game content)
Additional worlds available through purchased DLC’s, with new monsters and additional weapons, armors, and abilities 
Please note that the game is Java-based, so requires Java to be installed on your computer. The game should prompt you to download from Oracle if you don't already have it installed.