- February 29, 2016
- Uncaged Studios
The Sentient
Platforms
About
"The Sentient" is a space-exploration game where you play as an artificial intelligence, tasked with aiding mankind's failing space exploration plans. You can recruit a crew, alter your ship, and perform research to improve technology. Procedurally-generated sectors of space and encounters with aliens add to the unpredictability of your journey. Your decisions can mean life or death for your ship and crew.











- The game has a lot of potential and interesting concepts.
- Some players find the gameplay engaging and appreciate the unique take on crew management.
- The art style and graphics have been noted as appealing by some players.
- The game has been abandoned by the developers, leaving it in a broken and unplayable state.
- Many players report severe bugs and crashes, making it frustrating to play.
- The transition from 2D to 3D has been poorly executed, leading to a loss of gameplay quality and mechanics.
gameplay
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeGameplay reviews are mixed, with some players finding it boring and awkward due to significant changes from 2D to 3D, particularly in object placement mechanics. However, others appreciate the engaging battle system and interesting story, noting that the gameplay is smooth and optimized despite some dated graphics and annoying mechanics. Overall, it presents a blend of innovation and frustration.
“The gameplay is quite different from most games, but at the same time, it can be considered a bit innovative.”
“The battle gameplay is engaging, and the story is interesting and immediately draws you in from the instant you start the intro.”
“The graphics and sound are solid, and the gameplay seems very smooth and optimized.”
“The actual gameplay is a boring yawnfest in every regard.”
“The game made some massive changes and not for the better, and many mechanics are just plain weird.”
“The game went from 2D to 3D, and when making rooms and placing objects, it becomes awkward since you cannot rotate them.”