Tribes & Monsters

About

Tribes and Monsters is a survivor-like game where you can choose a tribe and become the leader of your own army. Try to collect Soulstones and other items in foreign worlds inhabited by vicious monsters. Craft, upgrade, and enhance your tribe's base to unlock more features, stronger weapons, pets and so much more!

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

92%

Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

music1 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features a unique blend of strategy and survival mechanics, offering a fresh take on the genre with engaging gameplay and cute pixel art.
It has a smooth and satisfying gameplay experience, with well-fitting music and animations that enhance the overall enjoyment.
The game shows a lot of potential for future updates, with ongoing development promising new features, classes, and improvements.

The game currently lacks variety in playable races, with many features marked as 'Coming Soon' and no recent updates, leading to concerns about future content.
Some gameplay elements feel repetitive and grindy, particularly when unlocking new content, which may detract from the overall experience.
There are minor bugs present, typical for an early access title, but they can still impact the gameplay experience.

gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay features a unique army mechanic that sets it apart from standard weapon upgrades, introducing a strategic element as players command a crowd of units to engage enemies. Overall, the experience is described as smooth and satisfying.
- “The army mechanic differs from default weapon upgrades and evolution, making the game feel a bit like a strategy game later on, with a large crowd walking with you and attacking enemies.”
- “The gameplay feels smooth and satisfying.”
- “The army mechanic differs from the default weapon upgrade and evolution, making the game feel somewhat like a strategy game later on (not in a gameplay sense) with the large crowd walking with you and attacking enemies.”
- “The gameplay lacks depth and becomes repetitive quickly, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “The controls are clunky and unresponsive, which detracts from the overall experience.”
grinding
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be somewhat repetitive, particularly when unlocking new fractions and characters for coins. However, the randomized, deck-building mechanics keep the experience fresh and engaging, allowing for enjoyable grinding that contributes to easier future runs without becoming tedious.
- “New factions and characters add late-game depth, but it can be a little repetitive to unlock something for coins as it's a bit grindy to get them.”
- “I received the game for free as an unpaid playtester, but I'd one hundred percent be willing to pay for it. It's fun, challenging, and lets you grind for easier runs in the future without that getting boring or tedious, since the randomized, 'deckbuilder-esque' nature of the game makes each run unique and different biomes need different strategies as well.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is well-complemented by charming sprites and animations, creating an engaging auditory experience that enhances the overall atmosphere.
- “It comes with cute sprites, nice animations, and well-fitting music and sounds.”
graphics
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The graphics of "Tribes & Monsters" are appreciated for their distinct art style, which users find more enjoyable compared to similar games like "Vampire Survivors."
- “The art style of Tribes & Monsters is much more appealing than that of Vampire Survivors.”
- “The graphics are stunning and really enhance the overall experience of the game.”
- “I love the vibrant colors and detailed environments; they make the game visually captivating.”