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Series veterans will love the frantic action, but even if you’re new to the Tribes universe, you should still give it a try. Tribes Ascend is unashamedly old school – you can’t just pick it up and expect to top the scoreboards if you don’t use all of its movement and gameplay mechanics. The freemium components don’t distract from the game as a whole either, as everything can eventually be unlocked without paying a penny – as long as you put the hours in. Each class has different weapons, accessories, armour and equipment that can be unlocked with either XP (earned from online matches) or gold (purchased with real money), but thankfully there didn’t seem to be any balance issues. If you’re new to the series there are several tutorial modes, as well as offline maps populated with computer-controlled bots, but the real fun comes once you start playing on servers filled with human enemies.īecause it’s free to download and play, there are naturally plenty of opportunities to open your wallet if you want to unlock content early. Tribes has always been a predominantly multiplayer experience, so it should come as no surprise that Ascend’s best moments can be found online. Teams that work together have heavy Juggernauts laying down suppressive fire, Soldiers holding the front line and Pathfinders racing to grab the enemy flag. Although there are other game modes, it’s here that Tribes really shines. Ascend introduces nine character classes, designed specifically to complement the Capture the Flag game type. Your starting arsenal depends on your choice of character before a match begins.
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