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You will headline arena shows where your interoperable weapons take the stage and every fight is a set.
You’ll crash Rap, Metal and Country tribes together, swapping your own interoperable guns mid‑match to turn chaotic firefights into plays worth clipping.

Gear up for Non-Stop Action
Join the action-packed world of Tribes, the low-poly First-Person Shooter by Block Bastards. Battle it out in beautifully designed arenas, armed with Interoperable weapons. Are you ready to dominate the competition?
Use your own Interoperable Weapons — Elevate your gaming experience with Tribes. Unlock powerful weapons and bring them for a competitive edge like never before. With seamless interoperability, you can dominate in Tribes and beyond. So why settle for a standard arsenal? Bring your own weapons and emerge victorious.
Explore all the different Tribes — Embrace the diverse cultures of the Rapper Tribe, the soulful Blues Tribe, the electrifying Metal Tribe, the laid-back Country Tribe and much more. Each tribe brings its own unique flair to the battlefield, offering distinct playstyles and aesthetics that will resonate with every gamer's preferences.
Challenge your friends in different Game Modes — Experience the thrill of strategic teamwork and precision aiming in Capture the Flag. Dominate the battlefield alongside your squad in Team Deathmatch and test your individual mettle in Free-For-All battles!
Defend your Tribe in all the different maps — Battle across a variety of maps, from the bustling parking lot to the lively festival map and the gritty docks in Shipyard, testing your mettle. Adapt, outsmart, and defend your tribe to victory!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Fast and uncomplicated first person shooter game. I'm happy to see how the game is developing. There are now more players in the game than there were a few months ago. The ability to create your own weapons with the Garage tool is great.
NFTribes is a refreshing take on the first-person shooting genre, set in a charming low-poly environment that's both visually appealing and performance-friendly . The gameplay is fast-paced and engaging, with a good balance of strategy and action base on my PC experience . The integration of NFTs adds an interesting layer of customization to the game, making it stand out from other FPS titles. If you're a fan of shooters and appreciate a unique art style, NFTribes is definitely worth checking out. Thumbs up!
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This game's got a bunch of cool weapons, each with its own vibe. The game modes totally give off those old-school arcade FPS feel, which I'm loving. Yeah, there are still a few kinks to work out like performance hiccups and some bugs, but overall, it's a pretty cool experience!
dead as$ game
Richtig cooles Game, hat mir mit meinem Teammate richtig Spaß gemacht. Die Spawn Points sind abwechselnd gestaltet. Die Waffen konnten super getestet werden. Maps sind verschieden und schön gestaltet :) Klare Empfehlung :)
the game is unplayable right now i dont know why but everytime i join a server my fps drops from 120 to 5 i have no clue what is causing this i tried reinstalling the game and that didnt work i tried lowring the graphics as much as possible that didnt work either so unless this gets fixed i do not recommend installing this game because it is straight up unplayable
A Fumbled Attempt at Novelty (and Where Did Everyone Go?) Nearly Friendly Tribes throws a confusing mix of ideas at the wall – chaotic weapons, base building, and a heavy emphasis on NFTs – but fails to stick the landing. This Early Access title suffers from a lack of focus, a dwindling player base, and an overall feeling of incompleteness. **Lost in the Hype: NFTs Overshadow Gameplay** Right from the start, Nearly Friendly Tribes shoves NFTs in your face. While some games integrate them tastefully, here, they feel like a cheap cash grab rather than a meaningful addition to the gameplay. It detracts from the core experience and feels like a desperate attempt to capitalize on a fleeting trend. **A Chaotic Mess: Fun in Short Bursts, Frustrating in the Long Run** The core gameplay revolves around wielding wacky weapons and causing mayhem. It can be fun in short bursts, but the novelty wears thin quickly. Weapons lack balance, and the overall design feels like a jumbled mess of ideas thrown together without much refinement. **A Low-Poly Charm with High-End Frustration** The game's low-poly style might seem like a budget-friendly decision, but it doesn't excuse the performance problems. Even on powerful hardware, the game stutters and lags, making the otherwise enjoyable chaos of combat and crafting a frustrating experience. **A Ghost Town: Where Did All the Friendly (or Unfriendly) Tribes Go?** The biggest problem with Nearly Friendly Tribes? The player base. As an Early Access title, a low player count is somewhat expected. However, the game feels like a deserted wasteland. This lack of online activity significantly hinders the core gameplay experience, which heavily relies on player interaction. **Early Access? More Like Early Abandonment** The "Early Access" tag can sometimes feel like a shield for incomplete games. Unfortunately, Nearly Friendly Tribes feels exactly that – unfinished and lacking the polish and content needed to truly captivate players. The development seems slow, with infrequent updates and a dwindling community. **Save Yourself the Mayhem (and Your Money)** Nearly Friendly Tribes is a confusing jumble of ideas wrapped in an NFT-laden package. The gameplay lacks depth, the player base is nonexistent, and the future seems uncertain. There are far better options available for those seeking a chaotic multiplayer experience. Unless you're a die-hard NFT enthusiast with a desperate craving for an empty wasteland, skip Nearly Friendly Tribes and look elsewhere for your next gaming adventure.
Kinda fun.
"NFTribes" = slop
its cool
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