Good Shepherd Entertainment

May 6, 2020

Roguelike Card Battler ‘Monster Train’ Coming May 21 from Good Shepherd (PC)

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Good Shepherd Entertainment and indie developer Shiny Shoe have announced that the roguelike deck-building card battler MONSTER TRAIN will launch on Steam for Windows PC on May 21. Set on a train ride to hell, this highly replayable strategy game with a twist features three vertical battlegrounds to defend at a time in solo play and competitive multiplayer. Hell has frozen over. Only you can protect the last Pyre from the forces of heaven and make the underworld burn once more. Monster Train brings a new strategic layer to roguelike deck-building, with three vertical play fields to fight on simultaneously. Build a deck of spells and minions from over 220 cards, plan your route carefully, and position your champions with tactical decision-making to win. Choose your monster clans, recruit powerful units, and mix and match upgrades to fit your playstyle and make your deck even mightier. View the trailer below: FEATURES: * Over 220 upgradeable cards with which to build your deck. * Choose from five monster clans with unique

July 17, 2019

Where The Water Tastes Like Wine Receives Gold Mountain Update

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One of the more original adventure games of the last few years has been Good Shepherd Entertainment’s Where The Water Tastes Like Wine. The game has you journey across the United States through the distant past, gathering stories and old folk tales from whoever you meet. The stories are all written by professionals and the game features voice talent by Sting, Dave Fennoy (The Walking Dead: A Telltale Games Series), Cissy Jones (Firewatch), Kimberly Brooks (Mass Effect) and more. Now the journey gets even bigger with Where The Water Tastes Like Wine’s free Gold Mountain content update. These new stories focus on Chinese Americans and their influence on early American history. Good Shepherd Entertainment has released the new Gold Mountain content update for Where the Water Tastes Like Wine, the story-driven American folklore adventure game from co-developers Dim Bulb Games and Serenity Forge. Free for all players, Gold Mountain introduces new tales focusing on the experience of Chinese Americans and their impact on American history and culture. The update also