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I loved Monster Train, and Slay the Spire has such a great reputation, but the art style is ass so I've been reluctant to pick it up (Monster Train's is pretty bad too). This doesn't look like much of an improvement, but perhaps gameplay trumps graphics again here.
I picked up Monster Train to scratch my Slay the Spire itch, and it's good, but it still hasn't quite done for me what STS has. I've got (apparently) 400 hours between two different platforms, and no other deck builder has quite measured up. I'd expect you could pick it up for dirt cheap on the 19th, and I'd strongly recommend it.