Big Fan Games' Monster Train 2 plunges players into a strategic deck-building roguelike where every decision can ignite or extinguish your path to victory. Does this ambitious sequel, developed by Shiny Shoe, deliver the strategic depth and replayability fans crave, or will it leave players longing for the original's charm?

Monster Train 2Our Fancensus dashboards reveal a global average review score of 88, giving Monster Train 2 the strategy genre throne ahead of genre competitors like 11 bit studios S.A.'s Frostpunk 2 and Aniplex's The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy. With 13% of reviews from gaming specialists awarding a perfect 100 and 49% scoring in the 90s, Monster Train 2 is being praised as "a masterclass in strategic innovation and deck-building mastery."

On social media, 3203 posts have generated conversations about Monster Train 2, resulting in 95 million engagements across seven social media platforms. The game scored its highest audience hit rate in United States with 66% (11million), followed by Japan at 65% (6 million), and United Kingdom at 58% (5 million). All signs point to Monster Train 2 generating strong buzz as it builds momentum post-launch.