- August 1, 2017
- Leiting Interactive
- 4h median play time
The Ranger: Lost Tribe
Platforms
About
The story happens on the mainland of Roland. As a ranger, you have witnessed a series of anomalies rencently: the blood moon, mad animals... Now the elder chief of NaBaer expects you to suppress the mobs who plundered their tribe. Perhaps you can find some clues in the tribe seized by the mobs.










- The game is free, providing a decent amount of content and gameplay for no cost.
- Graphics are surprisingly good for a free title, enhancing the overall visual experience.
- The combat mechanics, particularly with melee weapons, can be satisfying and engaging despite some issues.
- The game suffers from significant bugs and poor hit detection, making combat frustrating.
- Locomotion controls are clunky and unintuitive, leading to a disorienting experience.
- Overall gameplay feels dated and lacks depth, making it boring after a short period.
gameplay
49 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeOverall, the gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players praising its interesting mechanics, variety of options, and immersive experience, particularly for a free game. However, many have criticized the turning mechanics, sensitivity issues, and clunky combat, which detract from the overall enjoyment. While the graphics are generally well-received, the gameplay lacks polish and can feel frustrating at times, especially in combat scenarios.
“Generally, I liked the game because of good mechanics, graphics, and dynamics.”
“Huge environment to explore, great variety of enemies and weapons, stealth kill feature and throw mechanic, ability to dismember and enchant make this game enjoyable and challenging.”
“This game has polish and all the mechanics work really well and feels good.”
“The worst part about this game is the turning mechanics, though.”
“The game seems fun but I can't get past the glaring problem with the fighting mechanics... weapon reach.”
“Buggy movement, horrible hit detection and no proper game mechanics (it's just wave and pray really) combined with a lackluster and generic story and world.”