
You've never played a comic book like this! Control a team of heroes battling evil villains across dynamic environments. Play out epic comic book battles come to life in this exciting adaptation of the hit card game.
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Languages: English
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fun but way to hard to beat anyone but the easiest villians have tried them all only won 2 times will not get anymore and to much time on for refund
The combat feels very slow. The UI is definitely built as a mobile game and a bit annoying. The style is interesting though. TBH, I'm keeping it just because it was so cheap that I could see playing it at some point when I'm really, really bored.
FAithful recreation of the tabletop card game -- lots of fun alone or multiplayer. Hundreds of combinations of characters and the expansions are well worth the added fun
Love this game so much. I used to only be able to play it when my dad had his friends over, and even then he was burnt out more often than not so we had to play something else, but now i can play it myself and whenever i want!
I’ve had such a blast playing Sentinels of the Multiverse! The cooperative gameplay is super fun, and each hero feels unique with their own special powers. It’s a great mix of strategy and teamwork.
Its a simple formula, but the complexity of each deck combined with randomness makes each battle unique.
Great adaptation of the board game!
Very cool implementation of this Tabletop game! Makes it feel like you are playing IN a comic book. Love it!
It's good.
The mechanics are... okay. Pretty good, not fantastic. There's a lot of variation and replay value, but it suffers badly from being a video game designed for the tabletop. Don't even [b]touch[/b] the lore, though. Somewhere there is a line between nostalgia for a simpler time and making your setting outright fascist in how much power the government has that is entirely unreliant on morality or popular opinion, and the Sentinels world is well past that line. And dwells on it, sometimes, but concludes that the people who are harmed by it are morally in the wrong. It felt bad when I first played in 2018; it feels worse now. The game isn't good enough to be worth it.
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