- December 19, 2019
- Droid Riot
Terminal squad: Sentinel
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About
"Terminal Squad: Sentinel" is a cinematic space shooter where you play as a mech pilot on a mission to explore a habitable planet. Your task is to collect information and deliver it to the Center, with the return of the pilot being optional. The game features wave-based combat with over 30 equipment variants, and its progression system is similar to incremental games. Fight enemies, upgrade your equipment, and uncover the true objectives of your mission.






- The game features a unique concept of piloting a mech and battling alien hordes through match-three gameplay, which adds an interesting twist to the genre.
- The graphics and atmosphere are well-designed, with high-quality details and pleasant music that enhance the overall experience.
- There is a level of strategic depth in character configuration and resource management that can keep players engaged.
- The game suffers from a lack of clear objectives and direction, leading to confusion about the overall goal.
- Frequent bugs, including crashes and board freezes, can disrupt gameplay and lead to frustration, especially with the savepoint structure.
- The gameplay can become repetitive and grindy, with limited options for combat and resource acquisition, making it feel less rewarding over time.
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is praised for its innovative blend of mech piloting and match-three mechanics, offering a deep strategic experience enhanced by a captivating atmosphere and high-quality pixel art. While some additional features may feel underwhelming, the overall execution and enjoyable music contribute to a compelling gaming experience.
“A great concept of piloting a mech and fighting an alien horde through match-three gameplay.”
“Good atmosphere in the game, high-quality drawing of details, excellent gameplay, pleasant music during the battle.”
“It's a retro pixel tile matcher with some lame add-on parts that don't seriously impact the gameplay.”
“The strategy is a lot deeper than most games I have played with this mechanic.”