Monster Train 2 is a superlative sequel that takes everything that made the first game great and amps it up with smart new ...

Find out more about our reviews policy. Monster Train 2 is gloriously more in just about every way that matters. More decks of cards. More rules to play with. More effects to stack on top of each ...

Not that this wealth of options is a bad thing. The original Monster Train, which is sublime, wouldn’t be here if games like Hand of Fate and Slay the Spire didn’t pave the way and inspire ...

Despite launching on PC Game Pass, roguelike deckbuilder and Slay the Spire rival Monster Train 2 quickly outdoes its predecessor on Steam.

Alongside Slay the Spire, Monster Train is easily one of the best and most beloved roguelike deckbuilders around. Almost five years after launch it sits at over 18,000 Steam user reviews with a 96 ...

Monster Train 2 is a fantastic upgrade for what was already one of the best deckbuilding roguelites out there, with so many variables and options to make replays interesting that it feels bottomless.

Monster Train 2 features an extensive list of trophies and achievements you can collect in single-player mode. There are 51 achievements in the game, which are further divided into various ...

If you're a fan of locomotives and fiendish deck-building strategy roguelikes, you've probably long been in the grip of developer Shiny Shoe's massively acclaimed Monster Train. So you'll likely ...

Monster Train 2 is the opposite of the Ship of Theseus. How few things can you change and still have a game that feels like it’s progressed? That’s the question I approached Monster Train 2 with.

And if you didn’t care for that bit of blasphemy, then Monster Train, a game about helping the demons of Hell defeat the goody two-shoes of Heaven, is likely not for you. Everyone else ...