Before we start, a quick thing.
I did not play this game on PC first. I've spent the last few months playing it on PS4. I bought this game on PSN, on sale at the lowest price it has ever been, and was expecting a rather run of the mill Hearthstone clone that was likely abandoned.
3 months later, here I am picking up a copy on Steam so I can play Fords of Isen and give bug reports and feedback to the Devs, who are not only friendly but have given me hope for post-launch revivals as a whole. The tight knit communication that the Devs have had with their community in reviving this, the absolute transparency, except for the rewards of this new mode (but those are a secret for people to react to], all of it has given me hope for this market as a whole. That games don't have to burn out due to being Games as a Service, but they can be revamped and even bolstered by new content and bug fixing. This game has given me optimism I long since felt died out inside me.
This review says 8 hours. I didn't stop playing until I started writing up this review. I wanted to see the new content and I wanted to know my faith in this Dev was validated. It was.
8 hours on PC, And I'll one day find out how much on PS4. But it's for sure triple digits.
So yeah, get this game. Even if you don't play it now, it's evolving. You'll come back to even more content and even more QoL updates.
I've nominated this game as the 2020 Labor of Love for The Steam Awards.
UPDATE: And the Devs have been true to their word, 1.5 is on all platforms. I also found out, thanks to the PSWrap Up, that I've spent a total 500 hours on this game.