One of my favorite video games that I’ve come across recently is a game called “Sentinels of the Multiverse”. According to both the website and the video game:
“Sentinels of the Multiverse is a cooperative game in which players control heroes with powers and abilities in the form of cards. Two to five players control three to five heroes who must work together to defeat the villains and survive the dangerous environments in which the battles take place.” (Source: https://sentinelsofthemultiverse.com/gameplay)
Originally “Sentinels” started out as a “fixed deck card game”, but eventually it got its own video game (that you can buy on Steam for $10) and app. I was introduced to the game by my pal DRP. If you do not know who DRP is, he’s the guy in this picture who I bought Fire Emblem Echoes for.
He introduced me to Sentinels of the Multiverse and ever since then we’ve both been playing this game a lot. According to Steam I have over 1,500 hours logged into this game:
During that time DRP and I beat every villain on every difficulty setting using a variety of heroes. After beating this game so many times the next step was to set up a blog and share what we know about it.
Sentinels of the Multiverse is the kind of game that can be played 100 different times in 100 different ways. There’s a ton of variety and intricate strategy that makes this game so fun to play.
This blog will be about all things Sentinels of the Multiverse related. We’ll be writing guides to all the heroes, the villains and the environments. We’ll write down tips on how to beat even the most challenging villains and we’ll also do our part to teach you how to play the game.
For those of you Sentinels veterans who already have experience with this game feel free to chime in any comments, feedback, etc. If you’re hearing about Sentinels of the Multiverse for the first time then I hope that this blog will get you interested in a really fun game.
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