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Monster Train

8.4

2K

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Initial release Oct 25, 2022

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 vertical battlegrounds. With real time competitive multiplayer and endless replayability, Monster Train is always on time.

We’re excited to finally be able to share that the team has been focused on the mobile space for some time. We’ve been keeping quiet since we don’t have confirmed information to share yet. However, know that we’re deep into development on a global launch for Monster Train on (REDACTED) where you can take Monster Train to even more places and can’t wait to bring the game to everyone. We’re also looking into even more options, so stay tuned as we get closer to sharing news on this front and have solid dates for you.

What’s new

- The game will now check for conflicts between local and cloud-stored save data. If a conflict is found, players will be prompted to select which save data they would like to keep using.
- Fixed some minor localization issues.

Additional information

Provider

Shiny Shoe

Last Updated on

03/16/2023

Network Connection

Required

System Requirements

No System Requirements

8.4

out of 10

6

Reviews

2K

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12

Played

3K

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FAQ

When was this game updated?

Monster Train is updated at 2023-03-16.

what's new in the latest version of Monster Train?

- The game will now check for conflicts between local and cloud-stored save data. If a conflict is found, players will be prompted to select which save data they would like to keep using.
- Fixed some minor localization issues.

Which studio developed this game?

The provider of Monster Train is Shiny Shoe.

Can I play Monster Train on Android/iOS?

No. But you can pre-register Monster Train on TapTap.

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