A new game titled “Welcome to My Cave” based on prehistoric civilization stimulation is coming soon on mobile devices. It will be available on December 7th, on both Android devices and iOS devices.
About the game
Error300, an Irish game studio is going to launch the new city building game, Welcome to my Cave, on the mobile platform. The game is sketched out in the background of pre-historic human civilization. As you are going to experience the beginning of humanity’s first step, you will have to build the first city ever. You will take up the role of the young chieftain of a new tribe to prove yourself as a successful leader in building up the civilization. You can unlock more than 100 buildings. When you will start playing the game, you can see the gradual progress from the Stone age to the modern age through improvement in civilization.
The game is coming soon on mobile devices
The game is preparing to launch on Android and iOS devices on the mobile gaming platform. It will be available for download on Tuesday, December 7. The base game will be free and includes the first year of the campaign. The rest can be purchased by in-app purchases. The full game unlock takes $1.99 and the premium unlock takes $3.99. You can check the official Facebook page for more updates.
Final words
As the new strategy-based game of building up own tribes and moving from the stone age to the way to Mars expedition is knocking at the door, so get ready to involve yourself in the game. Here you will learn the use of tools, stones, and also you can improve agricultural practices through your knowledge and skills. You will be able to make caves and you will also move to the modern age and finally, with the unlocking features you can also move to Mars. From the trailer, we can assume that it can provide us with nice gameplay through a charming art style. Let’s see w the game performs on the gaming platform. If we get any information about it, will surely update it.
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