You can't attack unarmed for some reason. The tutorial doesn't really tell you anything. Basically nothing is ever explained. You're given a bunch of meters to take care of but no understanding of what those meters are or how to take care of them. Sex scenes aren't even a reason to play this because you can't see them. The "drone" camera thing doesn't focus right and even if it does focus it doesn't actually magnify anything so you can't see shit, and even if that were fixed, it's all in greenscale, so you can't /really/ see shit anyway. It also has a bunch of buttons but I have no idea what any of them are meant to do. Interacting with objects seems to open the drone camera randomly for seemingly no reason.
I'm not sure why they decided to make this in a project zomboid style, but it doesn't really work.
As an aside, "game settings" button doesn't even open any settings. only graphics audio and input settings are available.
Also and this is just personal preference, the player character's proportions are far too exaggerated. Though given that you can't really do anything with said character that you can see beyond cutting trees and stone and randomly dying of one of the meters falling to 0, that's not that big of an issue.
This is me being as kind as I can be after giving this about an hour worth of testing. Currently it's a waste of time.
Also also, pet peeve of mine, having a version number that tells you nothing about how complete the game is, is stupid. The game barely seems to be 10% done at this point yet the version number would imply to me that a 1.0.0 was reached (i.e. the full game) and then bugfixes and improvements were added on top. That's not the case at all. I know noteveryone uses 1.0.0 to indicate a full release, but if you don't intend the version number to be a tracker of progress, you may as well not state a version number at all. What does 1.3.1 mean? That the person/team did 131 versions of it? Again this is just a pet peeve. Largely irrelevant and I could say the same of a lot of games.