I'm really looking forward to it. One suggestion I would have (from playing other digital boardgame adaptations) is to give the player the option to (a) really see all the (boardgame) steps of what is going on in detail (meaning showing die rolls, application of modifiers, combat calculations etc.) and, ideally pausable; or (b) skip some (or all of that) to play as quickly as possible through a game. The best solution would be to set up the level of information that is shown individually (maybe with some "all" or "nothing" pre-sets). I find it frustrating in some boardgame adaptations some of that information is shown but often only briefly (I remember the digital version of Conflict of Heroes having this issue, I believe) or some adaptions making the whole game mechanics either completely hidden or excruciating long to sit through. Also, there are different ways of presentation - often simply showing the text of what is happening is difficult to follow, even the use of colors or icons can help a lot. I think the digital version of Heroes of Normandy did a great job of showing the die roll modifiers for attackers and defenders really nicely that made it easy to understand.
If all the relevant information is shown in a nice way, this could be more than a great tactical game but also a perfect learning tool for the gaming system.
