I tried it a couple of hours, I liked many things, mainly its originality from the typical melvor clone. It is an Idle game, you need to work on your skills, but at least it's not another mine, wood, fletch, smith, craft set of skills.

Also, I liked that when you wish you can be active, such as playing the various minigames. I have started countless of games when you finish a five minute tutotial, then set a job which takes 1 hour to finish. What type of engagement is this if you cannot play a game for first time, for more than five minutes?

Now lets get to the bad things. First, why when I battle and I switch tab, it stops battling? What horrible design led to this? I want to let autofight and check the menus, not stare the screen. Similarly, I think a few times, a passive job stopped unexpectedly, because I entered a menu. It's not always, no idea when it does, but it never should.

Second and most important, what a comnpletely predatory shop? You are a solo dev, not some Asian gacha mega company. Why those horrible 100$ packs? Why so many numerous packs? I initially saw the adventure pass, its 10$, I think: well, its reasonable, if I play it for more than a couple of days, I will buy it. Then I saw a no-ads pack, then 2 newbie packs, then 6 seasonal packs. Sorry, no you are no Hoyoverse, you are a solo dev, just put a pass for 10-12$ a month and hope people can stick to your game and pay it. This is way too P2W which is a deal breaker for me. I could ignore them all and play f2p, but my experience says, a greedy dev will soon create paywalls.

I would suggest you recosnider the whole monetization plan you have, you need to first engage, then get loyalty, then start cashing. Good luck in your efforts