A nice game to play on a rainy day. It's technically a rouge-like, but the only randomization that takes place is in the layout of the very small world map, and from what I've seen it doesn't really make too much of a difference. Not that it's necessarily a bad thing, the game is pretty simple and easy to pick up, with great aesthetics and satisfying, condensed controls.
It's pretty fun for the first couple of runs while the game's still fresh, but after a while the lack of content and variety starts to show. There's not much variation for how each individual run pans out and each run starts to feel formulaic. This would be fine if the runs weren't as long as they are. When you're not making interesting and different decisions each run, they start to become a slog.
Overall this is not a bad game at all, it's got plenty of things going for it such as its visuals and great beginning time. If you pick it up and jive with the concept, I'd consider buying one of the paid sequels to this, they're much more refined substantive compared to this game.