
Boss Monster is a dungeon-building game based on the boardgame of the same name.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Devs abandoned this game before it was finished. DLC was removed from game even if you purchased it.
Luckily, I got this game before its unavailable. This makes me understand more about the mechanic of the real card game.
great game even in single player. its a shame it was taken off the store.
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wish it was still available
Overall, it's a fun card game that can be played single or multi player. The only real problems are that it seems to be a port of the mobile version, and also that the dev has abandoned the game so all the cool new expansions in the paper card game will never transition to this digital version. That being said, for anyone curious about the paper game, the digital version is a good intro to the paper version.
10/10 would cardgame again
Honestly, with some better play testing, this could've been better. But as it stands, this game is just not playable in any casual sense.
This is an achingly slow and poorly explained adaptation of the card game. Given how much fun the card game that this is based on is, it's a shame that the video game version doesn't measure up. You would be better suited ordering a copy of the card game.
A fun way to play Boss Monster by yourself. Only has some of the cards now available and wouldn't expect more to be made. Sometimes the game would glitch ruining a game. Wish I had more customization options i.e. pick your own boss. If you like Boys Monster enough to play alone, it's pretty good.
Great game, simple and fun!
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