The greatest challenge at the start is to understand how to balance your resources between weapons and towers, and until you find your own balance point, you’ll be hitting that “Load Checkpoint” button quite often. It punishes poor planning and poor shooting accuracy and you’ll probably be frustrated once you see that your carefully planned maze and towers did not work, but amazed when you beat that tough wave with your wits. If you are looking for a difficult game, Sanctum may be your cup of tea. Upgrades will considerably power up your towers and guns, however they’ll also become incredibly expensive and on shorter Campaign maps (with 20 or less waves), chances are, you won’t be having lots of Level 6 towers even by the end of the map unless you focus more on them.
And the same will apply to your guns if you ignore them. Towers and Weapons can be upgraded up to Level 6, and while they seem extremely cheap at first don’t go thinking you can leave a bunch of Level 1 towers scattered and expect them to do heavy damage enemies gets progressively stronger and soon you’ll realize even your Level 3 towers are hardly doing any significant damage. Do you upgrade your towers or your guns? A difficult choice that can be the difference between victory or defeat. Neo Cabīalancing resources here can be tough, they are rather scarce early on and woe betide the unprepared. Other than some towers that didn’t get much use, this game was the perfect combination of fun and challenging. Almost all of the weapons, though, seem to have some kind of niche. I think the shooter elements are more fleshed out than the towers themselves, some of which feel pretty useless on harder levels. This is a fun shooter and tower defense game that does both elements relatively well. 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. The Amazing Spider-Man Something that should be noted: When the havoc starts, you get to join the fray! As one of the world’s first First Person Shooter – Tower Defense games, Sanctum has taken the best of both worlds to deliver an epic, one-of-a-kind experience. Sanctum is not your average Tower Defense title. You think Tower Defense games are all about building? You thought wrong. 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.
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