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- $9.99
- Release
- December 22, 2014
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How co-op works
Players collectively control three to five heroes, each with a fixed character deck, against automated villain and environment decks. Locally or online, they sequence card plays and powers to combine damage, protection, healing, and rule-changing effects across the team.
About this game
Sentinels of the Multiverse brings the hit deck-building card game to digital life, casting you and your friends as a squad of comic book heroes facing down super-villains in ever-shifting locations. This is pure cooperative play: every match pits the entire team against a shared threat, and victory depends on smart card management and strategic timing.
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Each hero plays from a unique deck packed with powers, equipment, and one-time abilities. You will manage hand limits, trigger combo chains, and coordinate who uses their strongest moves when the villain ramps up. The fun lies in discovering synergies, calling out threats in chat, and watching your ragtag team pull off a last-second save.
You can gather around one screen for local co-op or link up online across Windows, Mac, and Linux. Cross-platform support keeps the player pool wide, and every session becomes a puzzle of timing and table-talk as you race to knock out the villain before your heroes fall.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play this solo, or do I need other players?
You can play single-player by controlling multiple heroes yourself, or team up with friends in online or local co-op. The game is designed as a cooperative experience where the entire team faces one villain together, so solo play means managing several hero decks at once.
Does this support cross-platform multiplayer?
Yes, the game supports cross-platform multiplayer across Windows, Mac, and Linux, so you and your friends can play together regardless of what system you're on.
How does local co-op work-can we share one screen?
Yes, local co-op supports shared and split-screen play, so you can gather around one computer and control different heroes on the same screen.
Do I need to know the physical card game to enjoy this?
No prior experience is needed. The digital version handles all the card interactions and rules automatically, so you can focus on strategy and teamwork instead of manual bookkeeping.
How important is communication with teammates?
Very important. Victory depends on coordinating who plays which cards and when, timing your strongest abilities to match villain phases, and calling out threats. This is a communication-heavy cooperative game where good table-talk makes all the difference.