The Tribez & Castlez Reviews

Have been enjoying this for over a year!

Jillannw

I really enjoy this game. Played Tribez before. I do have a couple of things that I can't accomplish because it says I am crafty and playing dirty. Don't know what that means as I just play it normally. Wish they could fix this, then I would give 5 stars.

Awesome game

MishaB2012

I love this game app! It doesn't FORCE you to spend money on most quest and the rate that u earn purchasable gems is amazing..if u fulfill certain quests, the gem payout is generous..keep up the good work!!

Tribez and castles

Daryl Dittmann

Funest game ever

WHERE'S THE FUN!!!

Playerddw

Was fun, but repetitious and boring. Would be fantastic to be able to trade in items for bigger and better items. Also once purchased items should not be unaccounted for if put in storage. Just when I decide to quit they throw a bone but to get that bone is an exercise in boredom or comes at great cost. They need to look up the definition of game.

Fun but slightly annoying

MichelleTracy2015

Having to close the constant pop ups begging you to purchase some boost that will help with whatever quest you have to complete gets real old, real quick. They are one after another and there are at least five every time I open the game. The fact that I have to have my friends play to complete some quests is unfair. I'm not going to beg my friends to play and I'm not going to add random people to Facebook to complete them either. I get the whole point is to get more people to play but why not give the option to skip those quests with gems? It also takes forever to do anything because all of the tasks and buildings require so much money that as soon as I save up enough to do one I have to wait a week or more to build that up again. When there are things that have to get done in a certain order in order to complete quests, I tend to be less inclined to play everyday other than to receive the daily reward. I left the game a while ago and decided to come back to it but I'm beginning to remember why it was more work than was worth it.