Monster Train

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One of the two or three deckbuilders I'd point at as the benchmark for the genre. The multi-floor layout means you're solving a spatial problem on top of the deck problem, and the clan combinations give you a reason to keep starting over. If you like this kind of game at all, it's essential.

The best deck builder rogue like out there, I've tried slay the spire (only a little bit), stray path, inscription, deck tamer, foretales and this one has that grippy that keeps u coming back

yugioh

Muito parecido com Slay The Spire. Muito bom!

非常非常好玩的一款肉鸽卡牌游戏❗可以感受到这款游戏有受到杀戮尖塔的启发和影响，但怪物列车这款游戏依然创造出了独属于自己的 玩法 美术 和 特色，我在这款游戏里不断地尝试不断地重开 期待下一把游戏会让我遇到什么惊喜；而游戏的底层逻辑设计更是让我眼前一亮，虽然一开始是在国内短视频平台上看到的盗版怪物列车游戏，我还以为这是款不存在的游戏呢哈哈哈，不过我很幸运在阴差阳错下刷到了怪物列车的视频并马上购入了这款游戏；这是一段难忘的游戏体验，非常好玩的游戏

I started playing Monster Train 1 after spending hours playing Slay the Spire 1, so there is no other way for me to review MT than by comparing it with StS. The concepts of both games are essentially the same. You build a deck by adding and removing cards and selecting appropriate card upgrades and trinkets. In both games, the gameplay loop is perfectly polished, ensuring constant dopamine spikes and the “one more turn” syndrome. However, they differ as well. I find MT a little more random and chaotic. This is partly due to its increased complexity, with three floors where you fight enemies, more card types, and a generally more elaborate buff system. More importantly, though, it comes from a different vibe. In StS, everything feels more planned, with damage and attacks are precisely controlled, whereas in MT, the mechanics are sometimes so complex that the outcomes of your build are unpredictable. I am not saying that the game is random, but there is a feeling of being overwhelmed by the possibilities and finding solutions more through gut feeling than rational analysis. In the end, I find both games adorable, but StS remains my first love :)