Дякую, радий це чути! :) (гугл перекладач :D )

Thanks! :)

Thanks, glad you like it! :)

Thanks, I hope I'll manage to meet your expectations! ;)

Hey Cassol, glad to know that you know my other game as well! :D
And more importantly that you feel that the game is up your alley. In case you would like to contribute in the future, then stay tuned, so you won't miss the testing! :D
Cheers!

Right? I feel the name "roguelike" or "roguelite" is just used to draw that crowd in.

Hi Dohi,
I'm sorry to hear that. I was very unsure about whether I should call it a roguelike... because I still associate roguelikes with dungeon crawlers. :D And I can't call it a roguelite because each new run is a completely fresh start.
But seeing that my game fulfills 8 of 9 of the Berlin interpretation and looking at the market and the general public's current interpretation... I had to conclude that it would have been a bad marketing decision not using the roguelike label/tag. :| I'm sorry, but I must make a living and people really know what kind of game should they expect when they hear "roguelike city builder". Hope you understand.
Anyway, glad to hear that you are still interested in my game and I hope that I can deliver your expectations :) 

and that looked very close to islanders and other games, except dorf got lucky (or something else happened) and became the poster child for the genre, so it outsells all the others even though you can buy 4-5 of those for dorf's price.

Hi AvidWinter! :)
Sorry, if they seem very very similar personally I haven't played Dorfromantik a lot, so maybe by accident it indeed is too similar. :\
Could you elaborate a bit so I could change as much as I can? Thanks in advance! :)
Based on my research I think it's pretty different from it, we could say its closer to Islanders. Well, it's certainly inspired by Dorfromantik as it's stated on the Steam page, but I think the similarities stop after the hex grid, quests and having a random "building" every turn.

But even these similarities have a twist on them. HexLands have procedural levels, while in Dorfromantik you build the level. Quests here quickly expire, have various rewards... so you must choose wisely which one you want to "chase". Every turn you have to choose from 3 random buildings instead of being forced to one, and they all depend on your available tiles and resources. And there are additional features which are non-existant in Dorfromantik to my knowledge, like a resource system, a perk system, a collectible tool system, etc.

Anyway, thanks in advance for all the feedback, cheers! :)

Hi Vahid, thanks for the feedback! Would you mind sharing these games so I can make the game... less like them? :)
Thanks in advance!

Thanks! I'll survey the testers before release to find an appropiate pricing. :)
Cheers!

Hi, thanks, glad to hear that! :)
Not really, but I plan to release it in Autumn. I guess it's done when it's done. And it's done if the close community (=testers) says so. :D

can unreleased games be added? technically you can give away keys for them but I think it takes a few days (or hours) after release for them to show up here.

Thanks for the trust! :)
Well, the sad truth is that I would gladly work on that as well, I just don't have time. :\ While having a dayjob, I'm progressing so slow even with just this game. Next time I'll definitely start working on something smaller. But by the time I'm finished with this, vampire survivor like games could be out of season. :D So who knows! :)
Have a nice day!

Thanks, glad to hear that, hope I can provide :D