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For the most part, that is what Moonlighter: Between Dimensions ultimately feels like. There are new enemies, locations, bosses, and items, yet very little matters. Focusing on specific, relatively common, drops can yield millions in cash and the rest relies on how powerful you want to become. Given I achieved enough power to make most of the challenge non-existent in roughly five hours, it makes this expansion feel rather rough. You really need to decide how powerful you actually want to be, because you do need some of this power to make the expansion fun, there just isn’t much of a need for everything unless you case after it, which might be appealing for some but left a lot to be desired.

There is a simplicity to Oh My Godheads that works with most of the game revolving around similar objectives. The chaos that can occur when two teams clash and fight it out to carry a Godhead to a goal is what generates the fast-paced excitement the game fully captures. This fun nature is further compounded by the use of a hilarious arsenal of items that mix up the gameplay in different ways. There is a hectic and unique side to the game that could look intimidating yet people will be able pick up and play straight away which is ideal for a sofa/couch based multiplayer game. If you’re looking for something quick and fun to play with family or friends over the holiday season look no further.