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04/20/2016 (2 of 2 found this helpful)

Burn, Loot, Deposit, Repeat

Needing another decent multi-player game to keep the MJ crew occupied on Monday nights, I pegged this one as a candidate an patiently awaited my turn. While Hoard is an older titles, I hoped it would keep us entertained. It did - for a short amount of time. The game is incredibly simple and doesn't take long to conquer and is mildly fun. While it doesn't stand out amongst the indie gems, it does provide decent entertainment and you can probably find it incredibly cheap by now.

Presentation: The top-down presentation is nice enough to look at with color that pops and distinct enough that even with four players it's easy enough to keep track of who is who and what's trying to kill you. The game is simple with only a few buildings and enemies to worry about - magic towers, castles, knight...

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3/5 

03/22/2016 (2 of 2 found this helpful)

Rhymes with…

“HOARD” is one of those cute, little PSN Indie games that launched waaaay back in 2010 when digital games were a completely foreign concept to console gamers and the idea of paying $15 for any game seemed like an unbelievable bargain. A year after its PSN debut, “HOARD” was ported to PC via Steam, the platform that invented the idea of cute, little Indie games selling digitally… but for peanuts instead of anything resembling retail pricing. Having struck the MJ Crew’s collective radar back when it was new and we were desperately seeking co-op PSN games to play, we actually ended up grabbing it off Steam during one of our first Steam Sale experiences. We were inexperienced and naïve, but “HOARD” was incredibly cheap, and we decided to (eventually) play it as an online co-o...

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