It’s a 2009 game, from a time not too long ago when they made truly good games. You’re the ruler of an island, and you’ll have to manage it as best as you can so that your entire population stays happy, thus avoiding rebellions, invasions, etc.

It has touches of humor and is set on an island somewhere in the Caribbean. The campaign has 15 maps, so you easily have around 30 hours of content.

The only problem is that they removed the online mode, so you can no longer get all of the game’s achievements (internal achievements, since it doesn’t have them on Steam).

This is the best RPG of this style I’ve played (although honestly, I haven’t tried many, but this one is really good). In short, you could say it’s like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, but even more indie.

The story isn’t anything extraordinary, but the gameplay is definitely the best part: when attacking with weapons or spells, you have different ways to interact to deal double damage. Also, when defending against enemy attacks, you can even completely mitigate the damage. This makes the battles much more engaging, and not just about choosing an attack and waiting for the turn to end.

I also liked that the collectibles aren’t just for show: the chests give you consumables/weapons/armor, and the crystals are used to upgrade your base stats.

The game isn’t that long… I have 42 hours because I played it three times in a row :D
The only real issue I had was that it doesn’t have Steam Cloud.