Nearly Friendly Tribes

About

Nearly Friendly Tribes is a chaotic first-person shooter from Block Bastards that swaps high-budget polish for blocky, fast-paced fun. You pick a squad, grab a weapon built from modular parts, and duke it out in tight arenas designed for quickfire gunplay. The low-poly art style keeps things breezy, while the multiplayer matches prioritize raw skill over fancy effects. Single-player modes offer bite-sized challenges to practice before jumping into the fray with others. The game’s charm comes from its no-frills approach to combat and the weapon customization system. Every gun can be tweaked with different barrels, sights, and attachments, letting you adapt on the fly. Block Bastards’ previous projects have a cult following for this kind of stripped-down, play-it-again vibe. Early feedback from testers hints at a title that’s more about learning patterns and reacting quickly than mastering slow, heavy mechanics. If you want a shooter that feels like a speedrun of itself, this might be your thing.