The wife and I both have over 300 hours into Thea, and we both highly recommend it if you like turn based strategy mixed with RPG, lore and build-your-settlement type games. It is unique - a bit of HOMM & AoW yes, but more. Which god you pick determines your people's perks and likely direction of play. How you build your settlement will determine what types and races/classes of people (and creatures, ghosts or demons) you'll attract to join you and how children will grow up. Battles are determined like a card game, but the cards are each of your people so how you equip them, the skills you assign each and the items you craft all figure into the tactics of it as each can have several skills to bring into play. Saves are easy and each god has different levels to unlock, so it continues in a series of games with different choices for completion - so while the goals are the same, different quests and storylines are possible. There is a free demo available on Steam, along with many reviews, which may give you an idea of gameplay, although it won't be able to show you the depth of the game or the lore (based on Eastern European mythos and fantasy) in the demo alone.

Warning: Thea ranks among the "just one more turn" type of games - like the Civilization games!