- July 18, 2019
- PowPit
Tidal Tribe
91%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
story, stability
91% User Score 68 reviews
Platforms
About
Tidal Tribe is a strategy game where you control the forces of nature to protect and grow your tribe. Shape the seaside and rivers, explore different islands, and manage resources to construct villages and technology. Use strategic weather manipulation to defend against enemies and overcome natural disasters.











Audience ScoreBased on 68 reviews
gameplay4 positive mentions
stability1 negative mentions
- The game offers a unique blend of complexity and simplicity, allowing players to engage in terraforming while observing the autonomous behaviors of the NPCs.
- The relaxing gameplay and beautiful graphics create a soothing atmosphere, making it enjoyable to watch civilizations grow and evolve.
- The developer is responsive to community feedback and continues to add features, enhancing the overall experience and replayability of the game.
- The controls can be confusing and unintuitive, making it difficult for players to fully enjoy the gameplay experience.
- The game suffers from performance issues, including lag and low frame rates on certain systems, which can detract from the overall enjoyment.
- The story mode and tutorials are poorly written and lack engagement, making it hard for players to connect with the game's narrative.
story
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story mode of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it cringy and poorly executed, while others appreciate its humor and engaging elements. The initial story is enjoyable, but the overall narrative can feel confusing and lacks clarity in quest mechanics. Despite its flaws, the game offers a relaxing atmosphere and a variety of gameplay modes that contribute to a solid, if imperfect, storyline experience.
“Not only is the simulation relaxing and the overall atmosphere calming, but also the story mode has many funny, pog, and bruh moments.”
“There are extra mechanics like making sure you create the right type of terrain for various plants to grow for your villages to make use of, and you are an actual character who can work from the air or on the ground and there's a pretty solid storyline too.”
“I did enjoy the first story you get and the little triangle people before you get set on the beach to move earth around.”
“The relaxing-yet-engaging gameplay makes up for the buggy execution and excruciatingly cringy story mode, but only just.”
“I started the story mode too but I do not like it.”
“Also, I haven't figured out how quests work yet; it's a little obtuse.”