Monster Train 2's three levels make planning a vertical problem
Sony's November membership announcement points toward a deckbuilder with several spaces to defend.
What was announced
Sony's October 28 announcement includes Monster Train 2 for PS5 in the November PlayStation Plus monthly selection, available to members from November 3 to 30. It describes a single-player deckbuilding roguelite with five clans, card upgrades and units defending three vertical levels. This is a subscription announcement, not the game's original release.
Why the idea caught our attention
Several spaces to defend can make an apparently strong choice surprisingly awkward. Improving one position is useful only if the other weaknesses remain manageable. Before taking an attractive upgrade, a player can ask which problem it actually answers and what still needs attention afterwards.
That is a transferable planning habit rather than advice for a particular winning deck. In a logic puzzle, a move can satisfy one local condition while making the remaining conditions harder to reconcile. It helps to review the whole arrangement after a change. The official description gives us a reason to consider that spatial trade-off, without proving how demanding any specific run will be.
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