Space Food Truck

This game is very quirky and memorable. The roles and co-op nature of the game are very dynamic. As rogue-like co-op card games go, this one is decent enough on it's own. However, this game suffers greatly from both the RNG elements of a deck builder, and the events system. There's a solved amount of strategy, especially with the forced purchase mechanic. The forced purchase mechanic is the worst thing I've ever had to deal with. You're being taxed for not staying on top of the cruelties of the universe. There's a bit of bias here, I'm mainly just frustrated on how much this game attacked me with little agency to stop it. Lastly, unless you're playing solo, the multiplayer is extremely buggy with the UI and connection. You'll find yourself full restarting with your whole co-op crew quite often. It's a seven year old game with major issues like this.

A cautious thumbs-down for now. Despite being a decent-looking deck-builder with graphics and mechanics more similar to Monster Train than Slay the Spire, the obscure UI makes it quite difficult. There are tons of elements that are not explained and a tutorial gameplay scenario is lacking. I haven't been able to get far on the easiest of difficulties. The sole developer has not been seen or heard of for years, so the remaining bugs are almost certainly not going to be fixed. But if you can fiddle through the obscurities and suboptimalities and are willing to give it a try, it does look promising.

Gonna be honest, compared to other deckbuilders, I dont really recommend this one since you cant check the draw piles of your characters unless you use 'X-ray burnerizer'. plus the fact that you have to force flood by adding cards every turn they pile up if you dont get enough card removals. It becomes frustrating when you have to waste turns to get the draw needed to complete tasks and if unable to, cycle through another set of events (mostly negative i might add). It better with friends if you dont take it seriously.

What a fun (but hard) game! I love it. I hope I will be able to reach the second planet at some point. Note: runs just fine on my 10 year old gaming laptop with Arch Linux.

An innovative deckbuilder, with an innovation that has put a number of people off: you're forced to buy a card every turn. (Also, the four decks in parallel thing is potentially a bit rough, although it was manageable for me.) This means that managing bloat is very important But with that in mind, I was able to win my second game (the first was spent learning things I might have learned from watching the video tutorial), and it was a perfectly enjoyable 3 hours. I'm not sure that I want to go back to it (but I'm not sure I won't), but it's genuinely innovative and was worth the low price.

Good game, very fun, but the reason the game was made (multiplayer) is BACK UP we ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ did it!!!!!!!!

If you like deck building games, this is well thought through, the design, graphics and music are very nice! Considering this was made by 2 people (is that correct?), this is a pretty polished result. I just wish there were stuffs to unlock when beating the game. That would make the replayability rely on more than choosing a harder difficulty tier.

charming and addicting. I wish I could beat the highest difficulty but it has broken my soul.