By a twist of fate, you turn out to be the chief of a small tribe of islanders invaded by neighbors. In order to deal with the invasion, collect food and resources, teach an army, and prove yourself as a strategist in captivating step-by-step battles!
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Product refunded Just like any other mobile game, cheap and made for killing time, except there are far better ones. The overly simplistic HOMAM-like combat is the only additional thing this game has going for it, but it still has that rotten, annoying system where you have to constantly click to gather stuff to progress, and it gets tedious fast. Unlike other games from this genre, nothing gets collected when you're not playing, so it's required that you waste your time clicking a lot. It seems like the game has decent amount of content, but focus of the game is tedious clicking and micro-managing same things again and again, monotonous without any challenge or possibility to automate things. It's just not worth your time, let alone your money. BTW: The game is not a resource management simulator, because there would have to be some resource management to begin with. You just click
If you were a fan of "Finders", you will love this game. Even some of the music is the same! You do collect resources, but you get to choose things like how many huts, mines etc., to build, where to place them etc. There is no frantic clicking, as this game is very relaxed and you can play at your own pace. I wish there were more games like this available.
Relaxing Resource management game Very casual and achievements work fine A much easier version of 12 Labours of Hercules series However, nothing new is added here It has trading cards and easy achievements Estimated time to 100%: 6-8 hours
Got this game at SGD$0.59. Took me just a few hours to finish the game with all achivements done. This game has only one village to manage though the map hints that a lot more can be done. With the great potential, this game can really go far if the developers releases more updates or DLC to this. Sugestions to improve; Resources: Something can be done to make the resources collection auotmated. Maybe, assign one of the settlers to collect for you. Combat: The ability to acquire more villages to manage. Hero: The tech/research tree can be better structured. I went on to play the game to see if the hero can level beyond 100. It gets stuck at Lvl99 and the game glitches.
Prehistoric Tales TL;DR The game is very short. It's alright, but gets boring fast. Not recommending because cons outweigh the pros. Likes: The combat system is interesting (turn based, limited grid) The game has the mobile/social game feel, but doesn't include many of those features. No future expansion, no social features whatsoever, no paywall, no in-game/in-app purchases, no player trading/interaction/combat. Some of this is good, some of it makes it seem bare. Along with the last one, gems are more of a currency than a resource. Like similar games, you can use it to speed up timers and construct special structures. It is more used as a currency for trading. You cannot purchase it for real money (like most social/mobile games) and the only ways to get it are trading and quest rewards. After a while it's not hard to obtain fairly large quantities via trading, so this isn't a probl
Prehistoric Tales is a fairly decent, clicker-style (read: casual) village simulation where you'll gather resources, build buildings and recruit troops to battle your enemies via turn-based combat in which ranged units deal the bulk of the damage while melee units are just there as "casualty fodder" (besides the dragon that is). Watch me play! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzpP2XLT6oo Like many reviewers have said, the game is also very repetitive, but in its repetition, the game might end up being rather relaxing to play - it's the case for me. The game is, however, not exactly the sort of game I'd spend money to buy and play since I'm sure there are tons of other similar games that are F2P on the mobile platform. Pros + Casual village sim that's a bit similar to those F2P ones you might have played on Google Play/the App Store, minus all the freemium aspects. + Can be relaxing t
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