“Sanctum” was one-of-a-kind back in its day.  It not only helped to define a genre, but opened my eyes in regards to what tower defense games were capable of doing.  I probably would have passed up “Dungeon Defenders” (one of my favorite games) had I not taken the plunge and participated in “Sanctum’s” Beta.  Needless to say, I was excited to see “Sanctum 2”, the long-awaited sequel, hit the virtual shelves.  The main menu allows the player to participate in single or multiplayer games, view leaderboards & achievements, check out the in-game gallery, and adjust game options.  The options touch on all of your common settings like screen resolution, audio volumes, fullscreen toggle, keybinds, and etc.  The game is broken up into a campaign of about fifteen levels that feature multiplayer capability.

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