The Tribe Must Survive

Недоделка, но вполне играбельная. Проводишь племя через серию весьма страшных кризисов, они каждый раз одинаковые, но нифига с налёту не проходятся и даже со 2-3 раза. Нужно думать, что успевать за очень краткое время, медленно развиваться тут не дадут, и то все твои аванпосты почти сразу придётся прикрыть можно считать фичей. Интересно поначалу разбиваться в довольно мутной механике местных криповых псведорелигий и ритуалов. Награды от массовой накурки уровня "-2 экстраверсии" или "+2 невротизма" поначалу ставили в тупик. Всякие фракции нихрена не работают, но вот отдельные параметры у самих персов интересны и их можно качать. Даже неврастеники тут полезны, потому что быстрее улепётывают от темноты. Как менеджер игра вполне норм, разок пройти интересно. Но дальше видно, что не стали доделывать.

This game is a puzzle to solve. How can I make this tribe survive ?: There are rather few ways to make the tribe survive and how you manage to successfully execute one of them will define how much sucess you'll have. You gotta plan and prepare a way to adapt to each of the challenges the game will throw at you. If this game has a fault its that it's mechanics seem to be purposefully unclear. If you like to learn through trial and error it's rather the opposite. It is very rewarding to survive to the end- But beyond your first few succesful runs I don't think the game has a long shelf life. It doesn't have much content beyond it. Woud still recommend but probably get it on sale. At least as long as there is no new content like kinds of species beyond human or stuff like that. Sadly the few number of players currently playing makes me think it will saddly be impossible to see new updates and content.

I was 3 hours away from my tribe surviving before the lights went out. I was so frustrated I said i'll never play this game again. Later that evening.... "Alright darkness not this time!!" Great concept for a rogue like survival game very unique in premise.

I bought this in early access, thinking they would improve, add and create complete game. It was fully released a mere few months later and subsequently abandoned. Plays like a demo.

I've been around since the beta tests back when the game ended for act 3, there was no faction and philosophy systems, and the devs hadnt even come up with act 5 or thought of adding in roguelite features. I've seen it grow and flourish through the early access and full release and helped discover some of the mechanics before the devs started making it clearer how things worked for the more casual members of the community (for example tree regrowth used to be a lot slower, didnt have an animation, and the trait that increases its rate used to be much less clear leading to some wondering if trees even regrew in the game at all). This is a challenging game and it takes hours across many runs to beat. You should not expect to breeze through this game. Many will struggle at first to progress past the second and third acts of the game. You also should not always expect to immediately understand how to improve from one run to the next. Sometimes it'll be fairly obvious but this is a game that requires you experiment and learn how to better navigate the myriad obstacles that will be thrown in the way of your tribe's survival. All that said I want to make it clear that despite this being a game that will take some time to learn you also DO NOT NEED TO GRIND RUNS FOR THE ROGUELITE FEATURES OF THE GAME IN ORDER TO BEAT IT I PROMISE YOU. It has been some time since I played so I will admit I dont know how balancing has changed in the interim. But when last I most actively played it was an accomplishment in the community to have actually beaten the game and you would post a screenshot of having done so in the official discord server which would receive a not insignificant amount of celebration (thats another thing by the way, the game has a great community which its picked up along the way through the beta and early access and the devs of the game frequently chat with players. Its a very friendly environment or at least used to be, not sure how many of us old timers from back in the games infancy would still be around) I know for a fact act 5 became easier since then and strongly suspect that the roguelite unlocks will have further decreased the overall difficulty (they've definitely increased the overall replayability which was already through the roof) so if you feel like grinding those out for use as a crutch you can. The game is far from unbeatable and if you're truly struggling with learning how to improve like I said there is a very friendly community waiting to welcome you with open arms and give you all sorts of advice. Finally on to the matter of price. I will admit I think $25 is a little pricey for the game. $20 would've been more reasonable imo but I'm admittedly a cheapskate and even saying that I think thats a reasonable price and knowing this is a small indie studio who I love for having made this, I'd probably still have wishlisted it to see if it'd go on sale in the $18-17 range if that was was the asking price and I'd had to pay. That said if the difference of $5-8 doesnt mean anything to you or you otherwise think the game sounds intriguing I 100% recommend it.

suicidal tribe should be the name of the game

Nice colony management with rogue-like elements.