Aztec Tribe: New Land

This mixture game has you constructing and constructing again and again. This gameplay mainly revolves around building and branching out. Due to inflexible play the aims of each level doesn’t let you create much. As a result Azrec Tribe: New Land is not an extremely difficult game that would somehow try your best time management or building skills. It takes an hour of playing or so before a real game challenge turns on but it happens actually by the end of core gameplay. So, you mustn’t expect a super building or management challenge there.

Involving only three dozen levels, Aztec Tribe: New Land can still boast of its good gameplay length. It is annoying that new buildings are given very slowly, mainly in the latter part of the title. Though there is no timer, things can become frustrating later on with nasty animals wandering about the scene or buildings needing upgrades. You can upgrade your building by mere clicking on special icon in the menu. Each mansion should have a host, though it still is possible to leave those houses uninhabited, but their environs must be always running.

Graphically, this title has nothing spectacular just usual building scenes and a bit blur-colored backgrounds. If you have just begun playing this sort of games, this might fit to you.