- August 29, 2024
- Sanctree
- 83h median play time
Guardians of the Sanctree
Platforms
About
"Guardians of the Sanctree" is a 2D, hand-drawn co-op game where players, as avian military commanders, restore Sanctree cities, defend against insectoid attacks, and explore subterranean wonders. Gameplay involves diverse roles, from production line designers to elite warriors, and resources are gathered for crafting tools, weapons, settlements, and strongholds. Survival is key as players hunt for food, battle creatures, and test strategies to shape Sanctree's fate.








- The game features a unique blend of tower defense, survival, and crafting mechanics, providing an engaging gameplay experience.
- Players appreciate the charming graphics, character designs, and relaxing soundtrack, which enhance the overall atmosphere of the game.
- The developers are actively working on updates and bug fixes, showing a commitment to improving the game and addressing player feedback.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs and performance issues, particularly in multiplayer mode, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- The tutorial is clunky and poorly designed, making it difficult for new players to understand the game mechanics effectively.
- Many players feel that the game lacks replay value and content after completing the main objectives, with limited activities available post-game.
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a unique blend of crafting, resource management, and strategic defense mechanics, reminiscent of titles like Terraria but with a whimsical twist featuring veggie-powered weaponry. Players appreciate the diverse gameplay loop, which combines elements of colony simulation and action-strategy, offering both single-player and online co-op modes. While some mechanics may feel repetitive or flawed, the overall experience is engaging and has the potential for extensive playtime.
“This game is pretty simple and can rake up 100 hours of gameplay easily.”
“The gameplay involves crafting, resource management, and strategic defenses, offering both single-player and online co-op modes.”
“I very much enjoy the fact that this game takes from a few different genres and makes a unique gameplay loop for itself.”
“The trailer on the store page doesn't resemble the gameplay very well at all anymore.”
“I would say after 30 hours of gameplay, you've done almost 99% of the game.”
“Multiple tools that basically do the same thing but you need them all to get anything done, (one of which broke during a patch and no longer works), having to recollect your party every login, bad transporting mechanics, etc.”