So, what can I say about this game? In general, it's pretty interesting. The battles scales are actually impressive. It's guite amusing to develop your tribe, capture new lands, and so on. The politiccal system has both pros and cons.

First of all, what the hell? If you have almost demolished an enemy state, its rulers in theory should give you their best to save the state. But enemies either offer pathetic 300 coins or refuse any your offers.

Nevertheless, the system is actually good. You have a lot of options. You can conclude a non-aggression pact, make a defensive alliance, make an alliance, give money to other tribes, demand money from them and so on. And each your decision is very important. So, if you made a lot of unnecessary alliences, you will paid for this. You will have to fight with other tribes because of your ally. And the ally itself may not to fight, because it has unleashed a war with a tribe, which is situated too far. Why do allies do this? Nobody knows. But it has a bad effect on your economy and public order. So you should think before make an alliance.

Secondly, the economic system. It's very strange. A region may have either surplus food or lack.. If a region has a lack, it's bad because people starve and it has a bad effect on the public order (by the way, an important thing). But when the state as a whole has an excess food, a region may have a lack. Really. For example, you have three regions. Two of them have an excess food, but the last one a lack. And extra food cannot be sent to this region because... because what? Nobody knows. So, each region supplies itself.

What about other aspects of economics? I like them. Have you found a source of resources? It's good. You can trade the resources you found. Moreover, the resources allow you to build some buildings. If a trade route is under attack, your tranding income falls.

To sum up, this is a casual game. It might seem that the game quite difficult but actually when you play a bit, you will get used.

7 out of 10

So, what can I say about this game? In general, it's pretty interesting. The battles scales are actually impressive. It's guite amusing to develop your tribe, capture new lands, and so on. The politiccal system has both pros and cons. First of all, what the hell? If you have almost demolished an enemy state, its rulers in theory should give you their best to save the state. But enemies either offer pathetic 300 coins or refuse any your offers. Nevertheless, the system is actually good. You have a lot of options. You can conclude a non-aggression pact, make a defensive alliance, make an alliance, give money to other tribes, demand money from them and so on. And each your decision is very important. So, if you made a lot of unnecessary alliences, you will paid for this. You will have to fight with other tribes because of your ally. And the ally itself may not to fight, because it has unleashed a war with a tribe, which is situated too far. Why do allies do this? Nobody knows. But it has a bad effect on your economy and public order. So you should think before make an alliance. Secondly, the economic system. It's very strange. A region may have either surplus food or lack.. If a region has a lack, it's bad because people starve and it has a bad effect on the public order (by the way, an important thing). But when the state as a whole has an excess food, a region may have a lack. Really. For example, you have three regions. Two of them have an excess food, but the last one a lack. And extra food cannot be sent to this region because... because what? Nobody knows. So, each region supplies itself. What about other aspects of economics? I like them. Have you found a source of resources? It's good. You can trade the resources you found. Moreover, the resources allow you to build some buildings. If a trade route is under attack, your tranding income falls. To sum up, this is a casual game. It might seem that the game quite difficult but actually when you play a bit, you will get used. 7 out of 10