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FINAL THOUGHTS: I dig the system. Feels like it has a few gaps in it, like when you juuuust can't make a Quality or Power fit the action, but they did a great job of capturing the feel of the card game in an RPG rule system, even the "one against many" "boss fight" feel of Sentinels, which has proven pretty hard for a lot of games (including Savage Worlds) to truly nail. So thumbs up for the game system. I'll buy the rulebook when it gets released, because I really wanna see for myself how they handled character creation, as well as anything that might be missing from the Starter Kit system-wise. That said, the adventures are of an uneven quality, with issues 1 and 2 being very strong points and issue 6 reading well...but that's not an indictment of the game, because those adventures clearly show what the system is capable of. If you're a Sentinels fan, check this out, even if you're planning to buy the full book, because the scenarios can serve as a nice "what to do/what not to do" wh...
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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