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This is a great follow up to Storybook Brawl, filled with so much character and personality. You can really tell that the creators love the game and want it to thrive. If you're looking for a card based autobattler, accept no substitutes

Monster Train was one of my favorite roguelikes, so I trusted this dev even before release. I do not regret it- Inkbound has tons of replayability, and managed to make a multiplayer roguelike that works.

Excellent card autobattler. This is what Hearthstone Battlegrounds wanted to be.

This has been a constant boon in life, being able to play with friends remotely. The community mods can account for just about any game, and it has a very robust toolbox of features. No other digital tabletop comes close.

Ive tried all sorts of MMOs, and the alt-tab combat has always bored me endlessly.

New World is the first to have enjoyable combat, which is a huge plus. The sound effects often go unnoticed ing ames, but they really hit right here. Mining, chopping a tree, it all sounds delightful.

Thoroughly enjoying this game, and highly recommend it to anyone considering playing!

Fun game, feels very familiar if you're used to the tabletop RPG.

If you enjoyed the first game, You'll love the second. The visuals are much prettier, and the combat element (though its not intended to be a big part of the game) is more challenging (in a good way).

If you have never played the first, I recommend both of these. The physics element was nicely executed, and the puzzles range between simple and challenging, though often times its simply how you look at it.

All in all, it's an attractive game, has simple controls, puzzles with multiple solutions, and a cute story with clever jokes (though as cheesy as one would expect haha). Definitely give this game a shot.

I was excited from the first time i saw the info on this game. "Tower defense? Third Person Brawling? Beards? Werewolves? This is going to be awesome!"

I'm the kind of person who WANTS to like every game he plays. Heck, I even made myself like Two Worlds for the xbox 360...
This game was a heartbreaker, though. Yeah, it had good music and nifty art, but the positivity stops there.

There were more glitches in the first 20 minutes of play than you could find in any other 3 alpha-stage games combined. The combat system fell so far bad, it actually took away from the game. I play PC games quite often, even some twitch-shooters, and I have never seen lag like this. It takes roughly 2-4 seconds for any single command I make to be enacted in game.

I thoroughly hope the developers will spend a little more time fixing this one. Maybe they can polish this up and turn it into an enjoyable gaming experience and have it back in our hands. Until then, I consider this game a full waste of my funds, and will not even attempt to open the file again.