Space Food Truck

The tutorial being on Youtube is 100% whack and the game feels uninviting at the beginning. Easy difficulty is hard AF and takes multiple attempts. For the motivated, this game is INCREDIBLE! Surprisingly well balanced. This is the first game I've played on Steam that really FEELS like a board game. 8.5/10 If only Mage Food Truck was multiplayer too!

Got to the finish and game crashed immediately after the last encounter. 10/10

A great game for when you feel like playing a board game but also feeling too lazy to go set one up.

fun

Glitchy engine where animations can force you to reload. The game has multiplayer but those aforementioned glitches make it frustrating. But that's not the point. As far as roguelite deckbuilders go, this is one of the best, a real hidden gem. There's a little RNG and it requires strategizing all four characters together to do well. But the experience of crossing the galaxy in your scrappy ship is very memorable. Learning what each location does, figuring out when to junk core cards, and even the fact you're managing FOUR DECKS, really gives this game a lot of depth that your average deckbuilder on Steam just doesn't have. I'm at 30+ hours and still have only beat half of the difficulty settings. Looking forward to the next 30 hours as I try to tackle Thai Hot (level 3). Not everyone has to play this way, as the game's autosave lets you reload a turn back whenever you die, but since most of those deaths usually mean you're inevitably going to die next turn, I highly recommend playing Ironman every time, and just deleting a save when you die. It's the way I most enjoy experiencing this title and IMO should be the default way to play.

I have played one single game of Space Food Truck. In order to complete game, which we lost (but that's irrelevant), every single player had to disconnect and reconnect over 6 times each, more for some because the game de-synched WITHOUT WARNING. If not for us being on Discord and updating each other EVERY SINGLE PLAYER TURN we never would have known that quests were either complete or incomplete. Additionally, we would get stuck on black screens, waiting for player turns to end (that had already completed their turn minutes ago), watching phantom turns (things that didn't actually happen) etc. This game is dog water. Do NOT spend your money on it. The concept is fine, and if they simply programmed a game that didn't suck, it would be great, just like Slay the Spire or Across the Obelisk. But they didn't. It's a buggy, unreliable mess.