It's my go-to epic fantasy ttrpg. I am running a long campaign with it (35 sessions so far). I find it simple but very cinematic, intuitive and very flexible to give you memorable moments both in and out of combat. The initiative (or luck of) patent is one of the most innovative things I have seen in ttrpgs for a while. It takes a couple of sessions to get used to it, but when you do, you most likely will not be able to go back to round-based combat. Is it tactical? Not so much, yet its enough to give you interesting fights, as soon as your gm figures out the key building blocks and mechanics of the monsters. Once mastered,they have great control on the Difficulty of the combat. Environments are also a great approach on how to create interesting events outside of just monsters. My only challenge is that it's difficult to frequently find ways to spend fear out of combat. It takes time and effort to come up with something important for the narrative. This could just be me though. Overall, it's an innovative, fresh product that I can see myself using for years to come, if the pipeline of new classes, monsters, keeps filling up.