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• gamedeal user

  Aug 19, 2015

  I loved Sentinel 3, but I did not enjoy Sentinel 4 at all. Sentinel 4 tried to innovate upon a proven formula, but it was unsuccessful and made the gameplay worse. While players overlooked Sentinel 3's graphics due to its well-designed gameplay, the amateurish-graphics were not updated at all for Sentinel 4; in fact, some of the new graphical addition in Sentinel 4 looks horrible, and the poor graphics now really stands out when combined with the game's poorly-designed gameplay. Sentinel 4 tried to build upon Sentinel 3, but it completely went in the wrong direction. The main problem with Sentinel 4 is that they added destrutible turrets and completely changed the reason why players enjoy Sentinel 3. Tower Defense games with destructible turrets sometimes work, but Sentinel 4 is NOT one of them. Sentinel 4 have a similar upgrade system from Sentinel 3, and players who have played Sentinel 3 would be familiar with the new UI and upgrade system. For Sentinel 3 players, Sentinel 4 is easy-to-pick-up, but will find it changed and overall unenjoyable. The game starts off by throwing exploding enemies that takes big chunks off of player and barrier health, then not long after, the game introduces airborne enemies with no path indicator that fly past defenses to attack your turrets. If your setup is built for attacking ground units, and have no anti-air turrets setup, the defense that the player set up is completely ruined on a random wave that the game announces will contain airbourne enemies. The combination of destructible turrets and airborne units is frustrating and not an interesting gameplay feature. It creates a lot of busy-work where the player have to micromanage to avoid having your mech destroyed and constantly monitor and repair turrets. Tower Defense lovers who enjoy finding perfect turret placement and watch waves run into their immaculate tower defense design will find this game to be frustrating having to fiddle with repairs and micromanagement.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 25, 2015

  It looks old. Not much levels, and quate easy gameplay, even on most hard difficulty. 'Speed Up' keep reseting it self - when I just wanna make it faster. But, it dosent ask for much in price.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 12, 2017

  Sentinel 4 didn't improve too much from S.3, so I played like half an hour... ...some time later, I reinstalled the game and I'm enjoying it... so far... In essence: Sentinel 4 is a good TD Game if you don't compare it with others! Especially with Sentinel 3... :)
• gamedeal user

  Nov 3, 2019

  Don't read bad reviews,This game is like very much Total Annihilation of TD genre.It's gorgeous game on both graphic,music & some story.Also making unique gameplay to use some destructive ability,cool Commander & blockade/trap units with additional character build. It might have partially clunky UI and kinda grind at leveling, but highly recommended for both TD&light RTS fans. Sentinel 3 is bit more dated for these days TD games(it only have 1 type of unit per wave) so I think it can be skipped if you're not collector/creator player but both are my favorite, well made games. PS: This game doesn't have windowed mode in game,but you can use "-window" boot option at property.