A Monster Train sequel has just been announced, promising more of the incredibly popular, highly addictive roguelike deckbuilder. What's more, there's already a surprise PC demo that players can check ...

For many Monster Train fans, Monster Train 2 is essentially the perfect sequel. It precisely understands what fans loved about the original game and delivers more of it. The sequel expands the ...

The sequel has you boarding a hellish locomotive once more, defending the Pyre on top from waves of enemies across the vehicle's three vertical levels. However, rather than barreling down to the ...

Its follow-up game, Inkbound, is a little different. It’s a top-down, multiplayer roguelite set in a fantastical world. Though it doesn’t have cards, there’s one signature feature that makes it clear ...

Monster Train 2 is a full-scope deckbuilding sequel with all new clans, new enemy factions, new challenges, new modes and more! Defend your Pyre in the classic three-tiered, vertical gameplay that ...

Monster Train, a 2020 indie hit by Shiny Shoe, is getting a sequel. Monster Train 2 is set to launch this year for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Ahead of its reveal, Digital Trends ...

Nearly five years have passed since developer Shiny Shoe got on board a whimsical train to Hell. Monster Train was a breakout hit for the studio, crossing a roguelike with deckbuilding card mechanics ...

🚂 Monster Train is available now on PS5! 🚂 Monster Train is a strategic roguelike deck building game with a twist. Set on a train to hell, you’ll use tactical decision making to defend multiple ...

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Developer Shiny Shoe and publisher Big Fan Games (a publishing label under Devolver Digital) announced that Monster Train 2 is in the works for a 2025 release. The action deck-builder title returns ...

For fans of deck-building roguelike games, we may have some good news for you. Yes, San Francisco-based developer Shiny Shoe and Dutch publisher Good Shepherd Entertainment have announced that their ...