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Tribe Domination Now Available For iOS and Android Devices

Tribe Domination created by Alexandre Delbarre is now available for Android and iOS devices.


From the Press Release
Created by French entrepreneur Alexandre Delbarre, Tribe Domination is a Risk-like digital board game featuring San Francisco’s three main tribes -- Hippies, Geeks, and Hipsters -- who compete with each other in heated battles for the city’s iconic neighborhoods. Eventually, more territories will open up in cities across the US -- starting with New York later this year.

Gather your troops and challenge up to two friends online as you invade and defend adjacent territories. Plan strategic attacks by placing troops at the start of each turn -- but be careful not to leave your own territories undefended: Counter-attacks are a thing in Tribe Domination, so make sure to reinforce weaker areas by moving troops through connected territories. The more territories you control, the more reinforcements you receive; claim ownership of an entire county to earn bonus troops. Knowing where and when to place your tribe’s soldiers is critical if you want to conquer San Francisco.

Each territory you conquer will give you coins that can unlock hidden perks. Surprise your opponents by buying reinforcements or unleash your tribe’s special ability. If you’re in control of your tribe’s HQ, a special frisbee power-up will let you perform a ranged attack!

SPECIAL ABILITIES
  • Hippies can use Flower Power Teleportation to instantly teleport their troops to any other territory they control.
  • Hipsters can use U-Lock Attack to conquer a territory that is two spaces away.
  • Geeks can unleash Furtive Hack that hides their troop numbers from the opposing tribes.

KEY FEATURES
  • Enjoy a turn-based strategy game built from the ground up for mobile devices.
  • Make use of each tribe’s special ability to conquer San Francisco:
    • Geeks = Furtive Hack
    • Hippies = Flower Power Teleportation
    • Hipsters = U-Lock Attack
Tribe Domination can be downloaded for free from the App Store and Google Play. The game doesn’t include any ads or in-app purchases.

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