Tribe: Primitive Builder

First, ignore the reviews that bash on any portion of this game. The price was worth the risk just to see how accurate the other reviews were, so I gave it a go.. For someone like me that normally prefers multiplayer and third person survival crafters- I was pleasantly surprised with how much fun this village manager was. It's pretty much like the one review mentioned: Medieval Dynasty but Ooga booga style. After reading reviews about the cursor usage I had some doubts going in, but that faded within the first hour; it's actually pretty good, and there's hot keys to quickly move items if you read the button actions on the screen 🤣. Overall, if you're on the fence like I was: It's fun, and if not- the price lessens the regret. Enjoy! Tips for bad reviewers: The fishing hut goes in mostly water, and the RB Build Menu unlocks as you speak to the Elder and make altar gifts. Atleast try, not everything is easy or explained. Common sense helps too.

If you read that in Jar-Jar's voice, congrats. Yousa gets da cookie. imagine him doing an impression of that kid from Wild Thornberries. now you know how the NPC's talk. The game works and is stable, and it's a decent time-waster. but the controls for menus are really bad. everything does work, but your left stick becomes a teeny tiny mouse cursor that can barely be seen on screen. and you'll just be using A as left-click. scrolling menus can be a serious chore. the scroll bars are miniscule and the cursor is pretty quick. try lining it up going up and down instead of going left and right. that works better. There aren't any sidequests. you can't chat up villagers, if you're expecting Stardew Valley. Outside of the main quest NPCs you only ever interact with the scout who points you to 3 new villagers to recruit, and said villagers. This also isn't a build/create game. You have the standardized houses to build, and that's it. Think Midieval Dynasty but ooga booga times.

1. Motion blur is crazy intense. Frame rate is great (on X), doesn't need it. 2. Controller optimization. I can deal with using a cursor for everything, even the radial build menu (which works fine, don't give up so fast bro), but having to hold in the L and R sticks to run and sneak in a game like this gets old fast. Otherwise seems sick, seems sound, i'm stoked to play once these few things addressed. And having known far too many people in my city who got 'exiled' from their obsessively religious family for things about themselves they didn't choose to be or feel, i love the subtle burn in the intro. Some stuff just don't change, i guess. Never trust anyone who thinks they can't be wrong.

Build menu works just fine, use the cursor. So far its decent! Choppin trees and gathering fish, helpin the tribe

Its not realllly a full control builder because there's already a village in place so you just ad to it..its not a survival because its more just gathering....it doesnt feel like enough of anything to feel like its this or that...i REALLY like the way you build even tho its pre-designed ...i like the gathering ...i like the controls even tho like farrrrrrrrr to many before the CLEARY pc first thought console second interface takes away from smooth cohesion...i DONT like jump....Its like a hop verrrry short like an inch....everything is good but you just want a FULL feeling and im left half empty on what it wants to be and i want FULL... fill it out...it just misses the mark on both.....but it has solid play and im sure updates and dlc will fill the voids and give it an identity wich right now it feels lost trying to be this AND that AND the other and cant fully find one....WE'LL see where it ends up....AND 4 those who cant build PAY ATTENTION your missing stuff an fish hut go IN water