- May 10, 2018
- Huey Games
Hyper Sentinel
Platforms
About
Hyper Sentinel is a retro-style shoot 'em up game that pays homage to classic arcade titles. As a lone starship pilot, players must defend the galaxy from an incoming alien threat by upgrading their ship and destroying enemies in frenetic, fast-paced combat. With multiple difficulty levels and leaderboards, Hyper Sentinel offers a challenging and rewarding experience for fans of the genre.



- Fantastic shooter with a unique sensory overload experience that keeps gameplay satisfying.
- Brilliant arcade game with challenging achievements and good difficulty options, perfect for retro enthusiasts.
- Well-crafted remake of the classic Uridium, offering colorful pixel graphics and engaging gameplay mechanics.
- Many achievements are broken and the game appears to be abandoned by the developer since 2018.
- Flashy visuals can be overwhelming and there is no option to reduce flashiness or an epilepsy warning.
- Balancing issues and input lag can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences, especially for new players.
graphics
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game feature a colorful retro pixel art style complemented by flashy particle effects and power-ups, which some players find visually appealing but also distracting and overly bright. While there are multiple graphics settings available, many users note that they are not distinct enough, leading to confusion. Overall, the graphics have received mixed reviews, with a common sentiment being that the visuals can be overwhelming and hurt the eyes.
“The retro pixel graphics are fun and feature a colorful art style, with notable particle effects, power-ups, and bosses.”
“Most noticeable are the colorful pixel graphic art style, particle effects, the power-ups, and the bosses.”
“+ old-school graphic filters like CRT add a nostalgic touch to the visuals.”
“Very flashy visuals are hurting my eyes.”
“Just one question for the devs: why are there 6 graphics settings (standard / vibrant / crt / spectrum / c64), but only two are available? Standard and vibrant are identical, and crt/spectrum/c64 are identical.”
“The retro graphics modes are far too bright for my liking; space should be black, and always was on my TVs.”