It's weirdly relaxing. I don't know how else to describe it. The game play is zoomed out just a tiny bit (in an abstracted way) where you're looking at things right in front of you, close by and then off on the horizon (where you might need to go). So thematically you're not just fighting what's in front of you like most card games I have; in fact combat isn't even a big part of this game. Instead it's about trying to figure out how to get from location to location. Yes combat happens, but not always. And it's not always fights to the death. Sometimes you''ll end up moving into a location and cards will fight each other - you can then creep on by and continue on your journey.
I like the action token mechanics and how you're playing a true "character' with themed skills and a customized card deck - replay then is much higher. Do you want to focus on being able to travel? Harvest things? Find stuff?
Definitely feels more like an adventure story than any other card game I've played. I did shelve it for a bit to switch into miniature gaming, but I personally wouldn't hesitate to back it...though it will be a long while before you can play it.
There's not a lot of short videos I can share - most are ~60 minutes because they're talking through the tutorial or a chapter. But this is a pretty quick (~8 minute) overview that I agree with:
Because the flow and mechanics are a bit different, I guess it can be a little bit to get your mind around how each round works, but I didn't find it off-putting. In fact, I rather enjoyed the change of pace from other cards games I like - it's not just more of the same with a different skin.