The Ranger: Lost Tribe

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The Ranger: Lost Tribe is a single player role playing game with a violence theme. It was developed by Leiting Interactive and was released on August 1, 2017. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

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.

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73%

Audience ScoreBased on 482 reviews

gameplay42 positive mentions

stability16 negative mentions

The graphics are quite good, making the game visually appealing.
It's a free game that offers a decent amount of content and gameplay mechanics.
The combat can be fun and engaging, especially with the variety of weapons available.

The game suffers from poor hit detection and clunky controls, making combat frustrating.
The locomotion system is limited and can cause motion sickness, with no smooth turning option.
Overall, the game feels unpolished and lacks depth, making it boring for many players.

gameplay
98 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
54%
3%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the variety of mechanics and the immersive experience, while others criticize issues like clunky controls, poor turning mechanics, and hit detection problems. Although the game offers interesting features such as stealth kills and teleportation, many feel that it lacks polish and satisfaction, especially in combat scenarios. Overall, while the game is free and has potential, it struggles to meet the expectations set by its graphics and concept.
- “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 feel good.”
- “Gameplay is great, graphics are what I expected for most VR games.”
- “The worst part about this game is the turning mechanics, though.”
- “Lack of sights or any type of aiming with the crossbow hurts gameplay, especially when facing multiple enemies when shot placement is critical.”
- “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.”
graphics
88 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
59%
38%
3%
The graphics in the game are generally praised for being good to excellent, with many users appreciating the art style and immersive environments. However, some players report issues with frame rate stability and graphical glitches, particularly during combat, which detracts from the overall experience. While the visuals are a strong point, several reviews emphasize that they alone cannot compensate for gameplay shortcomings.
- “The graphics are good, but the gameplay is extremely 'meh'.”
- “The world is huge and graphics are excellent.”
- “I love it and everything in it: perfect graphics, nice sound, good mechanics, etc. generally, my rate is 10/10!”
- “And finally the game just looks awful: it's dirty brown 'realistic' early 2000s visuals.”
- “Almost everything about it... the movement, the combat, the graphics, the animation... everything, really, is bad.”
- “Running an Oculus Quest 2, I wasn't able to respond to situations as well as I would have liked, and the graphics flipped out a lot.”
story
38 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
26%
63%
11%
The game's story is largely criticized for being minimal and lacking depth, with many players noting that it primarily consists of an introductory narrative and little else. While some appreciate the immersive experience and the potential for a richer storyline, the general consensus is that the combat and gameplay mechanics overshadow the narrative, which many feel is generic and underdeveloped. Overall, players express a desire for a more engaging story to enhance the game's appeal.
- “This is by far the best VR game I've played. I've spent so much time on it; it's amazing, it completely immerses you in the game story itself.”
- “I really like the idea and story behind this game, but the controls just absolutely suck.”
- “Add a better, richer story and it's a winner.”
- “No story and only about 20 minutes worth of playing with weapons.”
- “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.”
- “If they added more of a story and improved the graphics, this could easily be a triple A title.”
stability
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game suffers from significant stability issues, with numerous reports of bugs, glitches, and poor hit detection that hinder gameplay. Players have noted that these problems make the game nearly unplayable, particularly with combat mechanics that fail to register properly. While the graphics and potential are praised, the overall experience is marred by its instability, leading to a lack of recommendation until these issues are addressed.
- “This game is good, has great graphics and has potential but it isn't for me until these things are really fixed; other than that, I don't recommend it unless you want a buggy, glitchy experience.”
- “Visual glitches are the number one problem with this game.”
- “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.”
music
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
71%
15%
14%
The music in the game is generally praised as wonderful and satisfying, with comparisons made to the iconic soundtrack of Prince of Persia on the original Xbox. Reviewers appreciate the musical score's ability to enhance the overall atmosphere, although some note minor issues with environmental pop-in.
- “The mechanics are good, the graphics are great, the music is wonderful.”
- “Reminds me a lot of the Prince of Persia music on the original Xbox.”
- “Nice little musical score.”
- “The music reminds me a lot of the Prince of Persia music on the original Xbox.”
- “The music reminds me a lot of the Prince of Persia music on the original Xbox.”
emotional
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users express a mix of frustration and amusement regarding the emotional experience of the game. The glitchy mechanics, particularly the lack of smooth turning, led to feelings of discomfort and nausea, while humorous elements like the "no touching allowed" noises provided some levity amidst the negative experience.
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and frustrating, primarily due to poor hit detection, which makes progress feel unnecessarily difficult. Many suggest that it requires excessive effort, likening it to needing a second life to endure the experience.
- “The hit detection is horrendous and it was immediately tedious to try to advance.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization model of the game is well-received, as it offers substantial content for a free VR campaign without any advertisements, enhancing the overall player experience.
- “Really good offers a lot for a free VR campaign game with no ads.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere of the game is consistently described as challenging, creating an engaging and immersive experience that keeps players on their toes. This intensity contributes to a heightened sense of tension and excitement throughout gameplay.
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game currently suffers from significant pop-in issues, but many users are optimistic that these will be addressed with further optimization before the final release.
- “It has severe pop-in, which I think will most likely get fixed in the final product with a bit more optimization.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players found the "no touching allowed" noises to be a humorous highlight, contributing to the game's overall comedic tone.
- “The 'no touching allowed' noises were hilarious.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The game offers significant replayability, particularly for players seeking to challenge themselves with various gameplay options and difficulties.
- “There's a ton of replayability if you want to challenge yourself.”
- “The game offers endless replayability with different strategies to explore.”
- “Each playthrough feels fresh, making it highly replayable.”

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The Ranger: Lost Tribe is a role playing game with violence theme.

The Ranger: Lost Tribe is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 3 hours playing The Ranger: Lost Tribe.

The Ranger: Lost Tribe was released on August 1, 2017.

The Ranger: Lost Tribe was developed by Leiting Interactive.

The Ranger: Lost Tribe has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its stability.

The Ranger: Lost Tribe is a single player game.

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