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The Tribe Must Survive

The Tribe Must Survive

|Sweden|Strategy, Simulator

7.6 /10

Pretty good

Niche

206 ratings
Rating sources
Steam · Player score6.8/10205 ratingsIGDB · Critic score8.0/101 ratings
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Why play it

The Tribe Must Survive is a tribe-builder with a generous splash of survival and rogue-like. Whatever it takes... The Tribe Must Survive!

Story and worldbuilding

Set in a gloomy lovecraftian stone age The Tribe Must Survive is about finding ways to grow and to protect your tribe from what lurks in the shadows around it. All your tribe members have their own personality and AI-will and generally only do what they want. Fortunately you can manipulate them with rituals, buildings, upgrades and other difficult decisions to get things done. Whatever it takes... The Tribe Must Survive!

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Pretty good: 7.6/10 across 206 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Strategy, Simulator, Indie — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Digital ChumpsNathaniel Stevens · 9 Jul, 2024
8/10

The Tribe Must Survive from developer Walking Tree Games GmbH is a fun survival game that is difficult as it is addictive.

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CGMagazineDayna Eileen · 23 May, 2024
8/10

With the added mechanics since Early Access, The Tribe Must Survive features a new set of challenges to overcome, making the gameplay loop and replayability that much more satisfying, even if it is a bit unbalanced with some quality-of-life needs still missing.

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