It's really more meditative then anything else, but still fun for me. Part of the reason why I played so much StS is that it's the perfect game to play on my tablet when going to bed. IMO Monster Train is the best of them all. Quoting: scaine Quoting: const Quoting: scaineAbsolutely zero interest in the tournament stuff, but a new DLC character is welcome, although synergies between existing characters are already superb, so it'll interesting to discover how they've woven in an entirely new angle!
(although I've also got one eye on Monster Train. But the excellent unlocks and ramping (but optional) handicaps keep the game fresh, all the while looking for that new synergy. The character synergies are superb, and you're MUCH more likely to find a synergy during a run than you are with StS. I "only" have 70 hours in Roguebook, but given how many of these games I've played now, to find one this good was just pure joy. So much, in fact, that I ended up going down a dark road looking for StS-like games, like Hand of Gilgamesh, DreamGate and even sank 20 hours into the excellent (but naughty, and non-native) Neoverse. I played 100 hours or so of StS and loved it. Slay the Spire might be my most played game of all time. It surpasses its own inspiration - I'd rather play this than Slay the Spire any day of the week.That comment just cost me 16 Euros. Quoting: const Quoting: scaineAbsolutely zero interest in the tournament stuff, but a new DLC character is welcome, although synergies between existing characters are already superb, so it'll interesting to discover how they've woven in an entirely new angle!
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