The battle for Heaven and Hell hits with all the force of a Japanese bullet train, as Shiny Shoe admirably builds on the original game's formula.

Even if you don’t like card-based games, I suspect Monster Train 2 might be the bait that reels you in. Quite on par with Slay the Spire, perhaps even better, the sequel has more than hit the bullseye ...

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Monster Train 2 feels as satisfying as its predecessor, with this new game building on everything good from the original.

Our review of this deckbuilding, train defending sequel will help you decide if Monster Train 2 is worth a look.