Brave Tribe Review
Price: FREE
Version Reviewed: 1.0
Device Reviewed On: iPad 2
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Like many freemium city or village building games, Brave Tribe is quite the slow burner and players shouldn't expect to see everything that's possible quickly. However, it is quite a fun take on a familiar genre.
For the most part, players will be tapping on buildings and more in order to interact with them and collect up various resources. There's a circular effect going on, with the villagers needing food to have the energy to collect stuff such as swords which can be used to fend off the Romans. A side-quest relating to saving trapped squirrels further supplements one's income, as well as the need to harvest crops often.
It's the kind of thing that's been seen before within the genre, but Brave Tribe does so with some enthusiasm. There's a story-based structure to the proceedings thanks to a series of missions leading to the expansion of what happens next, thereby offering some more entertaining progression than most.
Still, as far as freemium titles of this ilk go, Brave Tribe is a quite respectable one. Adding story-based elements, alongside plenty of cuteness, goes some way to encouraging one to come back for more.