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Sentinels of the Multiverse: Definitive Edition – Disparation

Game ID: GID0281545
Game Info
Year
2026
Players
1-5
Age
14+
Playtime
45 min
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Description

Expansion featuring six alternate-universe heroes nine villains and five environments for the cooperative comic book card game

Description

Expansion featuring six alternate-universe heroes nine villains and five environments for the cooperative comic book card game

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Video 66L68YgF4lw Board Games UnLocked Review at 0:16 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Phenomenal expansion for those who love the base game.
  • Adds more heroes, villains, and environments.
  • Heroes have varying complexity levels, useful for teaching new players.
  • Visionary with her side deck is an absolute blast.
  • Villains have interesting and unorthodox ways to fight.
  • Environments have a 'peril' ranking that adds strategic depth.
  • The third-party element of environments attacking villains is appreciated.
  • The acquisition of the IP by Handelabra suggests continued support and potential for future content.
  • It's an absolute blast and so much fun.
Cons
  • Not going to win over people who don't already like Sentinels.
  • Complexity ranking might not always align with perceived difficulty.
  • Running three heroes for solo play can feel a little unwieldy and awkward.
  • Uncertainty about the future of physical releases versus digital versions.
Thematic elements
  • Superheroes fighting villains
Comparison games
  • Rook City Renegades
  • Marvel Champions
  • Aeon's End
  • Spirit Island
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • cooperative play — Discussed as a core element, with the host comparing it to other games and detailing the player's interaction with the game state.
  • Deck Building — Mentioned implicitly as a core mechanic of Sentinels of the Multiverse, with the host referencing Aeon's End and side decks.
  • Hand Management — Implied through the discussion of managing hero powers and cards during a turn.
  • Set Collection — Implied through the collection of heroes, villains, and environments in the Definitive Edition and its expansions.
  • Variable player powers — Explicitly mentioned with heroes having different gimmicks and complexity rankings, and villains having unique fight mechanics.
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Quotes (from this video)
  • if you love Sentinels of the Multiverse, then this is a phenomenal expansion because it just gives you more of a great game.
  • This game is such [snorts] an absolute blast.
  • The targets from the environment will actually attack the villain as well.
  • From what I understand is Handelabra manages digital board games.
  • It seems like the best course of action is a well-established company takes over the IP and they're just going to hire the people who make this game to continue making expansions.
  • I'm going to give this one a nine.
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Video ALdMjgxPymk One Stop Co-op Shop Top List at 7:08 sentiment: positive
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positive
Pros
  • has a ton of new content
  • includes favorite characters from the original
  • more good stuff
Cons
  • may not be needed if you have Rook City Renegades
  • host doesn't think it will be in his top 10
Thematic elements
Comparison games
  • Sentinels of the Multiverse
  • Rook City Renegades
  • Greater Than Games
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Cooperative — Part of the Sentinels of the Multiverse Definitive Edition, which is one of the host's favorite games.
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Quotes (from this video)
  • And speaking of a great expansion for a great game, number seven is the Spirits and Spells expansion for Small Time Heroes.
  • These are a reinvention of 20 Strong to a large extent.
  • And they basically made me care about 20 Strong again when I was sort of falling off of it.
  • This is just a lot of fun.
  • Onward was one of my favorite competitive games last year.
  • The bot is very intelligent with that.
  • Next is a huge one. Y'all knew this had to be on here. My number three is Dungeon Crawler Carl Unstoppable.
  • And this one is better. I'll say it. I said it in the video and I'll say it again here.
  • This is another Mike's wife played the entire thing with him game and I loved it.
  • Just like one of the most amazing kind of narrative legacy experience games I've ever played.
  • Which leaves us my number one and that is a competitive game. What are you doing, Mike?
  • But it's a competitive game that both my kids adore, which is really why this is my number one, but it's also a great game and that is Layers.
  • So far my favorite game of 2026 Layers.
  • Overall, I don't know, so far I would say this year is weaker than 2025, 2024, or 2023.
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