Was enjoying the game until I finished the prologue and a bug stops you from going any further without a controller. If they fix that bug I'll update this review but for now can't recommend it.

It's a good game generally put in 5 hours the day I bought it. But there are some bugs as described by others. You can't make certain moves because the character bugged out so you either need to keep repeating the action or make a movement just to attack.

It's okay.

Pirate X-Com with an emphasis on wallslamming dudes, backed up by a darkest dungeon gameloop where you don't have to win every round but you can lose your heroes. There's a pre-battle phase where you can cannon off your opponent's buffs, and surprisingly decent writing that accompanies the mix of non-3D (good) and 3D (mid) art.

It does all feel a little plain, and combat isn't as dynamic as something like Into The Breach or Druidstone. You don't so much style your way through encounter as stodge through them. Sometimes you'll lose because your cannons rolled wrong early in a run.

I think as a second screen game, Rogue Waters is pretty darn good. The music is nothing much, so you can mute and catch a podcast and it's a solid time with your attention split. Unless you know you'll like it, maybe wait for a sale, but I don't think it's a bad pick at full price, and I'd love to see what the devs can do with a bit more experience.

Edit: EXTREMELY common bug where sometimes selecting attack doesn't work and the game locks up. You can back out of it by selecting undo, but sometimes you need to do this multiple times in a row before the attack actually processes. No idea how this made it into production. It usually happens two or three times per battle.