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Upon release, the game recieved criticism for lootboxes and monetization, especially requiring purchasing "tickets" to play the single player mode "Cargo Run," but in order to WinBackTheCrowd, both monetization methods were removed.
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Upon release, the game recieved received criticism for lootboxes and monetization, especially requiring purchasing "tickets" to play the single player mode "Cargo Run," but in order to WinBackTheCrowd, both monetization methods were removed.
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* AppliedPhlebotinum: ''Cinder.''
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* SternSunWorshippers: Subverted. ''Tona'' is a major sun worshiping religion in ''The Reaches,'' but its doctrine has no major hierarchy beyond the Tona Mystics, who are not even that necessary for the faith.
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* WorldOfHam
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Moonbreaker is a video game, collaborated by Unknown Worlds developer of the science fiction survival game ''Subnautica,'' and science fiction author [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Creator/BrandonSanderson Brendon Sanderson]]. It can be described as a digital tabletop wargame, inspired from classic games such as Warhammer. Players control stationary, unanimated miniatures representing characters that can attack and perform special abilities. Capturing the tabletop wargaming feeling even further, players can customize their characters by painting them with custom color schemes via a robust painting system.
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Moonbreaker is a video game, collaborated by Unknown Worlds developer of the science fiction survival game ''Subnautica,'' and science fiction author [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Creator/BrandonSanderson Brendon Sanderson]].Creator/BrandonSanderson. It can be described as a digital tabletop wargame, inspired from classic games such as Warhammer. Players control stationary, unanimated miniatures representing characters that can attack and perform special abilities. Capturing the tabletop wargaming feeling even further, players can customize their characters by painting them with custom color schemes via a robust painting system.
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* FreudianTrio: Zax as the Ego, Shrapnel as the Superego, and Crankbait as the Id.
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* SoulJar: Zak Ja'kar is a deceased outlaw trapped in a robot as a hologram.
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The story takes place in a solar system called ''The Reaches,'' where various alien races compete for control of a scarce resource called ''Cinder.'' This universe is fleshed out by roster lore, and in-game audio dramas.
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The story takes place in a solar system called ''The Reaches,'' where various alien races compete for control of a scarce resource called ''Cinder.'' This universe is fleshed out by roster lore, and in-game audio dramas.dramas.
* TheAllegedCar: Rickety Backfire pilots a small aircraft in such terrible condition that upon attacking, it occasionally damages itself and sends parts flying into secondary targets for additional damage.
* AppliedPhlebotinum: ''Cinder.''
* FriendlySniper: Aria is a comically timid sniper. Her lore description includes self-help guidance on [[IJustWantToHaveFriends how to make friends.]]
* SternSunWorshippers: Subverted. ''Tona'' is a major sun worshiping religion in ''The Reaches,'' but its doctrine has no major hierarchy beyond the Tona Mystics, who are not even that necessary for the faith.
* WorldOfHam
* TheAllegedCar: Rickety Backfire pilots a small aircraft in such terrible condition that upon attacking, it occasionally damages itself and sends parts flying into secondary targets for additional damage.
* AppliedPhlebotinum: ''Cinder.''
* FriendlySniper: Aria is a comically timid sniper. Her lore description includes self-help guidance on [[IJustWantToHaveFriends how to make friends.]]
* SternSunWorshippers: Subverted. ''Tona'' is a major sun worshiping religion in ''The Reaches,'' but its doctrine has no major hierarchy beyond the Tona Mystics, who are not even that necessary for the faith.
* WorldOfHam
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Moonbreaker is a video game, collaborated by Unknown Worlds developer of the science fiction survival game ''Subnautica,'' and science fiction author [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Creator/BrandonSanderson Brendon Sanderson]]. It can be described as a digital tabletop wargame, inspired from classic games such as Warhammer. Players control stationary, unanimated miniatures representing characters that can attack and perform special abilities.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Animation? We don't need no stinkin' animation!]]
Moonbreaker is a video game, collaborated by Unknown Worlds developer of the science fiction survival game ''Subnautica,'' and science fiction author [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Creator/BrandonSanderson Brendon Sanderson]]. It can be described as a digital tabletop wargame, inspired from classic games such as Warhammer. Players control stationary, unanimated miniatures representing characters that can attack and perform specialabilities.
abilities. Capturing the tabletop wargaming feeling even further, players can customize their characters by painting them with custom color schemes via a robust painting system.
[[caption-width-right:350:Animation? We don't need no stinkin' animation!]]
Moonbreaker is a video game, collaborated by Unknown Worlds developer of the science fiction survival game ''Subnautica,'' and science fiction author [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Creator/BrandonSanderson Brendon Sanderson]]. It can be described as a digital tabletop wargame, inspired from classic games such as Warhammer. Players control stationary, unanimated miniatures representing characters that can attack and perform special
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Moonbreaker is a video game, collaborated by Unknown Worlds developer of the science fiction survival game ''Subnautica,'' and science fiction author [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Creator/BrandonSanderson Brendon Sanderson]]. It can be described as a digital tabletop wargame, inspired from classic games such as Warhammer. Players control stationary, unanimated miniatures representing characters that can attack and perform special abilities.
Upon release, the game recieved criticism for lootboxes and monetization, especially requiring purchasing "tickets" to play the single player mode "Cargo Run," but in order to WinBackTheCrowd, both monetization methods were removed.
The story takes place in a solar system called ''The Reaches,'' where various alien races compete for control of a scarce resource called ''Cinder.'' This universe is fleshed out by roster lore, and in-game audio dramas.
Upon release, the game recieved criticism for lootboxes and monetization, especially requiring purchasing "tickets" to play the single player mode "Cargo Run," but in order to WinBackTheCrowd, both monetization methods were removed.
The story takes place in a solar system called ''The Reaches,'' where various alien races compete for control of a scarce resource called ''Cinder.'' This universe is fleshed out by roster lore, and in-game audio dramas.
