Fans of turn-based strategy games like X-Com and Jagged Alliance might be intrigued to know that new kind of space-based, strategy game is on the way called Star Sentinel Tactics, by Fabulist Games. The company recently sent out word that a handful of new screenshots are available for public viewing and gamers who enjoy turn-based, zombie-blasting action won’t be disappointed.
According to the press release…
Star Sentinel Tactics takes the proven gameplay of turn-based tactical combat, and invigorates it with exciting new ideas like eliminating CPU turn waiting, dynamic battles and narrative-driven missions. As well as dazzling 3D graphics and line-of-sight driven by a powerful physics engine, the game offers a cast of captivating characters and creatures, and an array of explosive weaponry.
The game will sport 28 handcrafted missions, enough alien-blasting gameplay to satisfy the needs of any specie-racist gamer and a full suite of game-editing tools. Sounds like the sort of game that’ll keep you trapped in the basement and at your computer for days on end.
We’ll definitely keep you posted on further updates for this new generation turn-based title here at Blend Games. In the meantime you can check out the new screenshots below. If you need more information on Star Sentinel Tactics be sure to visit the Official Website. The game is due out for PC in the first quarter of 2010.
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Fans of turn-based strategy games like X-Com and Jagged Alliance might be intrigued to know that new kind of space-based, strategy game is on the way called Star Sentinel Tactics, by Fabulist Games. The company recently sent out word that a handful of new screenshots are available for public viewing and gamers who enjoy turn-based, zombie-blasting action won’t be disappointed.
