Do you upgrade your towers or your guns? A difficult choice that can be the difference between victory or defeat. Tower Defense, because calling it "Resource Management" sounds like a boring disciplineīalancing resources here can be tough, they are rather scarce early on and woe betide the unprepared.
Play and learn, no hand holding here aside from the absolutely necessary. You start with everything the game gives you and after a short, optional, Tutorial you're free to do whatever you feel like in the first map. Unlike Sanctum 2, there is absolutely no grinding in Sanctum 1. If you want to survive the toughest levels of Sanctum you'll need to smart up and create mazes that will force enemies to walk as much as they can. One of Sanctum's most known aspects is the maze building, you've got room and resources to create your personal enemy slaughtering course, it's far from putting one block here and another over there. You cannot take everything head on here, you need to balance resources to deal with everything coming towards you: enemies that comes in large quantities, tough ones and tricky ones.ĭo you want to do the heavy lifting and shoot most of what's coming or use your towers while you kill whatever is left by the end? Or maybe you want to do both of these things? No problem, all three options are possible in this game. Here's the catch: If you have your mind set on "I'll only upgrade Towers!" or "I'll just shoot everything!", you're in for an embarrassing defeat. Sanctum is a completely different take on the "Tower Defense" genre, it mixes up First Person Shooter elements in it and it does it well.Ībout the gameplay:
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