
Monster Train 2
Draft cards, place your units across three floors of a moving train, and hold off Heaven's Titans one turn at a time.
If you like run-based tactics, Monster Train, Monster Train 2 and Inkbound let you build decks and squads, while Grim Fandango Remastered and the other remasters offer classic puzzle stories.
You can see what Shiny Shoe returns to across these games. Monster Train 2 asks you to defend the levels of a rolling train with paired factions, mixing fighters and spells into a different defense each run, and Inkbound carries that replayable build idea into turn-based movement, dodging danger zones and chaining chosen powers solo or with friends. Grim Fandango Remastered shows the other side of the studio, where you follow jokes, suspects and object puzzles through a strange afterlife instead of combat.

Draft cards, place your units across three floors of a moving train, and hold off Heaven's Titans one turn at a time.

Draft abilities into wild builds and fight through unraveling stories, solo or with up to three friends.

Draft a deck of demon cards and hold three floors of a speeding train against heaven's assault, one run at a time.

A 1995 point-and-click classic, remastered with new hand-drawn art and sound.

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Draft abilities into wild builds and fight through unraveling stories, solo or with up to three friends.