Table Battle Simulator is a game that really needs no explanation, sent to me by Kiki Games. You start off with a small store and build a game figure empire. The usual rules apply. Design your store, set prices, order stock, and hopefully turn a profit. Use those profits to expand the store and sell better things. There is a small twist this time around.
Instead of opening packs to simply collect or sell, you can set up battle tables in your store and join the battles yourself. Every person who walks into your store has a rank, and as you get a better collection, you might even beat some of them. Don’t think that just because you own the store, you are the best.
The problem with these games is simple: you either love them ( like me) or they just aren’t your thing. This game has a nice twist to it; unlike most of these games, you can actually play the game you are selling the pieces to. And while the employees you hire aren’t great, they never are. To be honest, having had many jobs in my life, many times your coworkers suck anyway. This may seem like a small thing, but the number of these games I have played where I wanted to know how my cards would actually play isn’t zero.
The game is releasing into early access on February 16th, and I look forward to seeing how it grows. The game is a solid 7/10, and for an early access title, that is all you need. Best wishes, and may the gaming gods bring you glory.
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