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❤ Crafting and Survival Gameplay

Players start in the Stone Age with basic tools and technologies like flint knives, fire, and baskets. To survive more easily and progress, they must craft increasingly advanced items from over 1,000 planned craftable objects. For example, players need to create tongs to move hot rocks to a cooking pit, demonstrating the interlinked, incremental nature of the crafting system. Mastering this system is critical, as the tools and inventions created can significantly impact the tribe's survival and advancement.

❤ Player Progression and Experience

As players live and die, they gain experience that carries over, allowing them to become more skilled at crafting and other core mechanics in subsequent lives. The game also features an age-based progression system, where players must complete specific tasks and objectives to advance their civilization to the next stage, such as creating flint knives or reaching adulthood. This sense of long-term progression and character development is a key part of the gameplay.

❤ Collaborative Gameplay and Tribe Building

Collaboration with other players is heavily emphasized and often necessary for efficient progress. Players can take on various roles within the tribe, such as caretaker for children, crafter of essential tools, or explorer, and work together to pool resources, share knowledge, and build a cooperative community. This collaborative approach is crucial for advancing one's civilization.

❤ Immersive Survival Simulation

The game aims to provide a deep, immersive survival simulation experience. Players must carefully manage their resources, find food and water, and contend with dangers like hostile animals. The passage of time, from birth to adulthood to old age, adds a sense of urgency and mortality to the gameplay. Players must make tough choices, such as risking their own life to save the tribe, which can have significant consequences.