It's not so expensive, look how many time you spend in it, and look how much you pay for 1 hour of cinema or restaurant. Stop complain for nothing.

I wish i can buy less and play more and make all my game, but hey XD it's not so simple when you'r steam addict (it's a new decease for real)

It's a decent price for an indie game produced by a small studio.

I'm not sure what constitutes as 'fair' to you, but I can give you some examples:

Darkest Dungeon. It's a finished game but you'd pay nearly double for a lot of features/mechanics and novelty items like music and art.
https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/app/262060/Darkest_Dungeon/

Iratus: Lord of the Dead. It's an early access game (It's still feature-locked in some ways, like 40% accessible campaign) with a supporter pack. I'd say this is a very good example for Legend of Keepers
https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/app/807120/Iratus_Lord_of_the_Dead/

Slay the Spire. It's on the Switch too and had a pretty nice following.
https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/app/646570/Slay_the_Spire/

Deep Sky Derelicts. It's more developed but still updating and adding new DLCs.
https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/app/698640/Deep_Sky_Derelicts/

Basically, what they all have in common is that they're rogue-likes that had a early-access stage where it's released but relatively unfinished in features while they provide purchases (DLCs) to support them. Users buy them for their potential and content throughout the development. Darkest Dungeon is a very good example that date back nearly half a decade.

I'm just saying that the price isn't as high as you'd think. It's rather on-par with many other small studio titles. People pay more trying to compete in online mobile games with a lot of in-app purchases.

price is totally fine

It is overpriced. Atm it's 5-6 hours of gameplay at best - one playthrough with one character takes roughly 1.5 hour and the character system is not really deep enough to allow for meaningful replays. So 1 hour of grinding the level > finish the playthrough with the first character. 1 hour of grinding - finish with the second. End of the game.

And the gameplay itself is not even on the Deep Sky level (which is the weakest of 4 games above, btw). So yeah, for 20 bucks that's not too good.

Wow, you already finished the game even though it hasn't unlocked yet.
What is the future like ?

Yeah, I've already finished the game because some people (like streamers) get prerelease keys. Simply unimaginable, right?

Exept a real streamer doesn't make a private steam profile.

Wow, overdefensive fanboys are so overdefensive.

First, you're welcome to go to the video section of this game and search for some proofs.

Second, I'm not a big streamer but even that is a huge hit on your privacy and personal life. I'm mostly doing guides so people can enjoy games more and spend their time better. I'm not streaming to become everyone's personal friend, Your profile is open - random people begin asking irrelevant questions, writing you long accolades on some game being not worth your time and whatnot. Your profile is closed - you get to do your stuff without much disturbance.

One Playthrough is also not longer in any of the other games mentioned, still I got far more hours StS or Iratus. Those games are created with replayabillity in mind.

Price looks good to me, plenty of polish and I did several playthroughs of the demo. Will easily easily get moneys worth on this one.

This game looks amazing and the price doesnt seem bad. I wish I could afford it but with covid 19 money is so tight I will just watch streams right now

Honestly its over priced, and I'm the kind of guy who normally defends indies on this regard (like when people said this about Wargroove despite it having a massive campaign). 5-6 hours for a £15 roguelike is really bad, and the games a lot easier than most to. I remember feelings mildly ripped off when Pokemon Gates To infinity (the shortest and easiet of them all) had a 25 hour campaign for £25.

Though in fairness if you replay the game a lot you MIGHT get your moneys worth, but pound for pound its going to lose to nearly every roguelike/lite.

Like lets be real, there is no way you should buy this over Streets of Rogue or Slay the Spire or something

in my region price is very low, but in fact I've seen everything in demo prologue during 10 hours, just every pixel of content. leveling up master is the only feature remained, which doesn't give new game experience. and EA looks like prologue + 15% of new content. decent rogue-like should be around 100 hours of playability, not 10 or 12. It doesn't seem to me that this game could receive a lot of new content during EA. several new monsters, several new masters, several new enemies, several new traps etc.