The Trail: Frontier Challenge reviews

Eig. A great Game. The Graphics, like the Animations, are good. You also get the Game explained very well, and is by Far better than the Phone Version. The Game is very simple: You look for objects on the Path and crape Things you have learned from them. On the Path you will encounter a challenge of Domination, such as a Race to the next Camp. You build a Village with other Players with gold, which you get by filling Chests with Objects. But there is also the RIESIGE point of Criticism, and that is the other Players inactive and you have to fill the Chests alone. But since you Specialize (E.g. as a Lumberjack, Cook, Explorer ...) you often don't have the Objects you need. + good Graphics and Animation + fast Tutorial + simple game + is a lot of Fun with active Fellow Players-many Players inactive (Ghost City's) Personal Rating: 7/10 The Game is vain. Also good, just unfortunately the one Negative Point ruins the Game.

Hi and welcome to my first review which I create here on Steam! I always like to read reviwes myself before I strike or do not live. That's Why it's all the More important for me to write a review in this game. Here is a Pro and contra, then there is again my personal opinion of this Game. Pro: + Interesting And sometimes slightly different Graphics (Attention taste matter) + Great trading system + long-term motivation + Housing + professional Specialization + No ingamekleig everything can Be played (Once pay, everything urgent) Kon-Ghost Towns (One is alone in a City and all Slots Are substantiated) My Opinion: I haven't played a Game in a long time, which brings me so much fun for this Prize. Basically, I pay the Price and have more fun here like a Full Price title costing between €40 and €60, actually ridiculous, right? xD Man goes on hikes and Explores new Areas and Landscapes again and again, between the Paths there are small "Commuter stops" where you can use his created and collected Objects with other Players against cash, the Lumberjack needs Wood and the Chef needs Food ... And the Hunter needs Furs and so then the Trade takes place =) super Thing and makes mega a lot of fun. You can specialize your Char in a Profession or make one on All-rounder (very elaborate). After a While you can then move to a City and get together with other Players there and let the City flourish and do your Bit. The Chef makes Food and the Tailor cares for everyone else with Clothes and Silk =). It's definitely worth it and the Prize for the Game is just the Madness! LG Bang