showing 6 games
| name arrow_downward | publisher(developer) | year | description | platform | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starsiege: Tribes | Sierra On-Line (Dynamix) | 1998 | Re-released in 2004 as freeware | Windows | labelminimizeminimize |
| Tribes 2 | Havas Interactive (Dynamix) | 2001 | Was re-released as freeware in 2004 | Windows | labelminimizeminimize |
| Tribes 2 | Loki (Dynamix) | 2001 | A commercial game. For any Linux using 2.2.x or 2.4.x Kernel. Also needes XFree86 3.3.5+, OpenGL card with 4MB and an OSS compatible sound card. Demo available. | Linux | labelimageminimize |
| Tribes: Aerial Assault | Sierra (Inevitable Entertainment) | 2002 | Tribes: Aerial Assault is the highly anticipated console debut of one of the world's top online PC action games, and will be one of the first games to take advantage of Sony's network adapter. Unlike other shooters, Tribes: Aerial Assault lets players fly in addition to running and jumping, for a true 3-D action experience that makes traditional action gaming seem stale and flat. Tribes: Aerial Assault provides an arsenal of futuristic weapons, exclusive vehicles, and boundless outdoor arenas in which to do battle.*** [100]*** [12]*** [32] | PS2 | labelimagesubject |
| Tribes: Ascend | Hi-Rez Studios | 2012 | Tribes: Ascend is the world’s fastest shooter - a high-adrenaline, online multiplayer FPS with jetpacks, skiing, vehicles, and multiple classes. The classic shooter franchise Tribes has been played by well over 1 million people. With Tribes: Ascend, the franchise is reborn – fast-paced, vertical, acrobatic combat combined with class-based teamwork and stunning sci-fi visuals. Key Features: Skiing: A slow soldier is a dead soldier. By holding down space bar you remove friction and build momentum to traverse large maps, hunt down targets, and escape enemy territory at intense speeds. Jetpacks: Total freedom of movement and aerial, dog-fight like combat. Class-Based Combat: Unlock up to nine distinct classes, each with unique weapon loadouts and abilities. Player Progression: As you play a class you gain experience which is used to unlock class-specific skills and perks. You can also share the xp gained while playing a favorite class to progress other classes. Escalating Intensity: In each match you earn credits for shooting down enemies or supporting your team’s objectives. Use these match credits to upgrade base defenses, access vehicles, or call-in tactical strikes. The longer you play, the more chaotic the match becomes. Vehicles: Pilot the powerful Beowulf tank, the speedy two-person Grav Cycle or the versatile flying Shrike. Beautiful, Massive Battlefields: Wage war in a variety of open environments including frozen wastelands, sprawling cities, and jagged mountains. Don’t Fight Alone: Friend-list allows you to link up with others and establish supremacy online Free To Play... but not pay to win: All items affecting game play can be earned by playing the game itself. Players can purchase optional Tribes Gold to unlock classes more quickly and/or skills more quickly. Players will also be able to purchase cosmetic skins with Tribes Gold. Spectator Mode: Highly-detailed spectator mode allows you to zoom in on your favorite players, view player data, and switch between action hot spots on the fly. | Windows | labelimagesubject |
| Tribes: Vengeance | Vivendi (Irrational Games) | 2004 | Windows | labelimageminimize |
