Origin8 has just sent us news on their up and coming sequel to Sentinel: Mars Defense. Appropriately titled Sentinel 2: Earth Defense, the game expands upon the critically acclaimed gameplay of the original game, plus a host of new features.
It’s war, and this time it’s too close to home. The Martian mission may be over, but the aliens haven’t finished playing space invaders yet!
Action now takes place across varied, lushly rendered Earth environments as the dropship Sentinel battles to repel an extra-terrestrial threat to humanity. The alien assault force has grown more vicious than ever. Luckily, human turret technology has also advance, thus the ship weapons system provides for a spectacular new way to eradicate the uninvited invaders.
Here’s a rundown of what’s new in Sentinel 2: Earth Defense:
- Unleash the Sentinel’s incredible ship weapons system – if you’ve got the power to do so
- Deploy mobile attack drones to harass the enemy and augment static defenses
- Construct boosters to buff your offense, and upgrade to top-tier towers for devastating special moves!
- Pit yourself against previously unseen members of the star spawned horde
- Mission mode provides quick tactical challenges. Beat a scenario to earn achievements
- Full online highscores, achievements, friends and chat using the OpenFeint 2.0 system.
- Exclusive new music written by Specimen A
Classic Sentinel features such as specialised structures and units, usable landscape and destructible defenses, resource harvesting and interest system as well as visually stunning environments, towers and enemies will still be available so players of the original game should feel at home.
Sentinel 2: Earth Defense has been submitted to Apple for review and approval, and should be available shortly. Watch out for an announcement when it arrives and our review of the game later. For now, feel free to check out the screenshots and gameplay footage of the game.
If you have yet to check out Sentinel: Mar Defense, the game is currently on sale at only $1.99 a copy. Our review of the game is available here: Review – Origin8’s Sentinel. Get it from the iTunes Store after checking out the review!




















