Tribal Olympics

Tribal Olympics is a light, prehistoric spin on a baseball-style throwing game about how ancient tribes competed. In the previous part, only girls took part, but this time the main characters are boys, showing off the power of their hits. The gear is still improvised, a bone instead of a bat and a skull instead of a ball. The tribes used whatever they had and turned it into their own Olympics to see who could launch a projectile the farthest.

How to play?

Choose one of the two boys and take your spot. Your character stands on a stone, ready to swing, with a skull hanging above him on a spear. Click on the player once so he turns around and gets ready to swing the bone. Almost right after he turns, the skull drops from the spear. Click a second time while it is in the air to hit it. If you tap at the right moment, the skull flies along a long arc, and the distance starts to add up. Watch it as it travels. If it hits a dinosaur egg on the way, the dinosaur inside will knock it forward and keep going. The more eggs you hit, the farther the throw will go. Keep an eye on the sky, because birds can grab the skull in midair and fly off with it. If that happens, you still have throws left.

Your opponent stands off to the side and sometimes jumps out, sending your skull back toward the starting point and cutting the distance you earned. Use all six attempts and try to get as many meters as possible from each throw. When all throws are used, you will see the total distance from every attempt, and that result decides your place in the Tribal Olympics.