Sentinels of Earth-Prime

This is kindof a hard one to review because there are aspects that are amazing, and aspects that are garbage. There's really no middle-of-the-road here. My summary would probably be "It's the worst way to play a great game at the best price." Sentinels of Earth-Prime/Multiverse is a card game about a team of superheroes battling it out with a supervillain. Each character/location/villain has it's own deck of cards, and the replay value stems from mixing and matching the pieces. The core game loop is extremely simple but each unique tech creates unique interactions and playstyles. For example: My character of choice in this game is weak on his own, but specializes in weaponizing location cards to build an engine of destruction that doesn't taking actions. In multiverse, my favorite specialized in suffering Fire/Cold damage to gain unique benefits. You've got characters that are tough guys, characters that build up using equipment, character that support the team, etc. The combos are limitless. In case you can't tell... I love the Sentinels games. I pull them out to play a couple times a year and I still have just as much fun today. My only recommendation is that you switch up the pieces because one you do learn a characters playstyle... you'll find that they play very similarly over time. The advantage to playing digitally is that there is ALOT of status effects, turn order, repeatable effects that are hard to track manually. Having a PC manage this is an absolute joy. So, why so negative at the start? I picked up Sentinels of Earth-Prime specifically because I'd hoped they'd improved on the UI from the first game, and they did not. Genuinely, its one of the worst UI's I've ever interacted with. It was clearly mobile first, and there is a tendency for every single action to take between 3 and 10 clicks. For example: To play a power I need to double click on the card to bring up "Full view" and then click on the "USE POWER" in the bottom right of the screen. Now, a menu pops up to select a target despite it being a card that hits all targets. I select one target, the menu closes, and then reopens for me to select the next. Oh, and since my card has 3 damage types I need to rewatch the attack animation 3 times per target. It's slow. It's clunky. It's uncomfortable. While it's visually thematic, its ugly to look at. I end up losing track of what powers are causing what effect and its an overwhelming experience. Despite playing this game for years off and on, I'm still no more comfortable than I was playing on my phone all those years ago. But I don't want to end on a negative note here. So... this game is fully compatible with the Content/DLC from "Sentinels of the Multiverse". The sheer amount of content you have access to is absolutely insane, and the price is more than worth the money. It may be the worst way to play the game, but if you are even curious to play. It's worth the money.

I don't like the new heroes at all. I've only played against one of the new villains, and it was a very grindy, unfun experience. It was so bad that I'm not sure when I'll ever feel like picking up the game again to try the others. The original game was great, so my recommendation is to play that and steer clear of Earth-Prime.

Rewelacyjny system z wieloma możliwościami pomimo, że nie ma żadnego budowania talii

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Like with the Sentinels of the multiverse, I'm very satisfied. The new decks are interesting and can be played alone or with combination of SotM and even workshop decks.

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Combinado com o Sentinels of the Multiverse fica incrível!

It's just more Sentinels, so if you liked Sentinels of the Multiverse, you're very likely to enjoy Sentinels of Earth-Prime. All your content from SotM will also carry over, though the cards stand out pretty badly from the new content.

As a standalone game, it's good for several playthroughs alone or with friends. As a companion to Sentinels of the Multiverse, it makes that good game even better by giving you more options. Buy everything together and you'll not soon get bored playing through all the possibilities.

A really great digital translation of a beloved card deck game. The ability to add mods make this endlessly replayable and upgradeable.