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Fera: The Sundered Tribes

Fera: The Sundered Tribes is an enthralling mixture of monster hunting action RPG with village building and tribe management in a unique post-apocalyptic fantastical world of untamed magic and ancient secrets.

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Steam User 3279STEAMNot recommended

save ur money game is abandond by devs

Mar 14, 2026·2h·Verified·Early Access

Steam User 2223STEAMNot recommended

I haven't touched this game in 13 months, and neither has the developer. It’s a joke. A sick one. When a game goes over a year without a single pulse—no updates, no fixes—it has bled out. It's a corpse. So why is Steam still haunting us with it? Why keep the store doors open for these bottom-feeders to scavenge for more money? It’s predatory. On Sony or Xbox, a dead-end like this would’ve been buried long ago. On Steam, the rot just stays on the shelf."

Feb 26, 2026·1h·1·Verified·Early Access

Steam User 7437STEAMRecommended

Prehistoric fantasy genre barely gets any attention, but Fera does a solid job with it. You make your own caveman hunter equipped with ancient shaman magi-tech that utilizes the element of the wind to glide and grappling hook your way around the world and in combat. Very colorful and beautiful game.
I'm sure everyone has seen the news; the investors pulled the plug and the devs had to pull a hail Mary with the game. They got it in a working state, and to be honest, I'm still having a lot of fun with it. After I got used to the tethering and gliding, you can use both fairly well to pull some fun acrobatics when exploring and fighting. After I started digging into the crafting and exploring, I got really hooked and found the game to be a lot of fun. It has a solid progression system as you would expect of a good crafting-survival game, but the combat expanded as I acclimated to the controls.
Of course, the only downside of the game is that the entire project didn't get to see the light of day. You're reminded of this as you explore and see a new, neat looking area only to discover that it's inaccessible. I really like exploring in games, so it's sad for me. I get pulled from the fun experience and back into the fact that the investors canned it.
Still, there is a good deal of game left to play. What they scraped together is genuinely fun and endearing, and for $10 I'd say it's worth it. There aren't a lot of games with that price tag that are this fun.
Peace.