This means that you'll often find your troops being fired at by someone off screen and you can't even see the enemy to respond in kind. The animation and graphics used in the program are delightful to look at and often extremely funny - Elvis looks strangely at home with two blazing machine-guns in his hands - but the screen scrolls in a slow, choppy fashion. In the single-player mode, your enemy is (of course) the computer, yet the gameplay is frustratingly slow. Well, it should be, yet overall, the game is oddly unsatisfying. Violence, wackiness, strategy, customization, and an interesting storyline - it all sounds impressive. The player can design his or her own troops' vehicles and mount a frightening array of weaponry onto the colorful outcome. Between the fighting and the planning, the game offers a spicy innovation. In the Campaign mode, you get to see the big picture and lead your tribe strategically in a bid to take over the entire state, mission by mission. The game is features lots of shooting and violence and limited strategy. You get to take control of one of these tribes and lead its warriors into battle. Each of these tribes is battling with the others for food, land, resources, and pride.
In what is left of California, the survivors have formed into six tribes: Bikers, Cyborgs, Death Cultists, Trailer Trash, Enforcers and Amazons. The game is set in 2030, after war has been raging for several years.
Though very much a Command and Conquer clone, this game is more than a little weird and wacky. Do you want to play a strategy game with a difference? Tribal Rage may just well be for you.
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