Stone Age: Settlement survival Codes 2024 [Mamboo Entertainment ]

In the Stone Age, survival hinged upon a set of unwritten codes that governed community life and resources. These codes emphasized cooperation, sharing, and respect for nature. Early humans relied on their collective knowledge for hunting, foraging, and shelter building, adhering to a communal approach to survival. Sharing food and tools ensured group cohesion and improved chances of survival against environmental threats. Rituals and traditions reinforced bonds, while the transmission of skills and knowledge across generations created a legacy of resilience, enabling these early settlements to thrive amid challenges. Together, these codes formed the foundation of their society.

New valid Stone Age: Settlement survival Codes

- 1. 150 Flint Tools, 200 Fresh Water, 100 Dried Meat, 300 Firewood, 250 Stone Blocks

- 50 Flint Tools, 75 Animal Hides, 100 Berries

- 1. 250 Flint Tools, 300 Clay Bricks, 150 Hides, 200 Berries, 75 Firewood 2. 500 Stone Blocks, 100 Wooden Planks, 200 Animal Bones, 150 Dried Meat, 80 Herbs 3. 300 Clay Pots, 400 Grass Baskets, 60 Beehives, 100 Fish Traps, 50 Weaving Fibers 4. 200 Primitive Spears, 150 Leather Armor, 250 Raw Meat, 100 Root Vegetables, 75 Wild Fruits 5. 600 Water Supplies, 80 Iron Ore, 30 Tanned Leather, 200 Nuts, 150 Obsidian Shards

How to redeem Stone Age: Settlement survival code?

To redeem a code in Stone Age: Settlement Survival, open the game, access the settings or redeem section, enter your code in the provided field, and confirm. Enjoy the rewards added to your account after successful redemption!

Stone Age: Settlement survival Codes Review

Stone Age: Settlement Survival is proving to be a mixed bag of experiences for me. After muscle through the tutorial, which felt interminably slow due to the glacial movement of the characters, I was met with two "buy this thing with real money" pop-ups. Just as I finally tried to start building something, an ad popped up, as if reminding me that no matter how invested I become in the game, monetization will always be lurking around. The game seems to oscillate between construction and monetization—click, build, watch the building process, click for the next item, and repeat. While I appreciate the casual nature of the gameplay, I can't shake the feeling that the repetitive cycle lacks depth. Despite this, I find myself drawn to the game in small doses, largely enjoying the hands-on experience of developing my own settlement and nurturing its growth.

However, a critical point of frustration remains: I opted for the paid version to circumvent pop-up ads, yet I still find them interrupting my gameplay. The promise of "helps with avoiding pop-up ads" now feels ambiguous, leaving me uncertain about whether I misunderstood the terms of the purchase or if the functionality is flawed. It is disheartening to feel like I've spent money, only to have my gaming experience marred by ad interruptions. If the situation doesn’t improve within a couple of days, I may have to seriously consider seeking a refund and removing the game from my device. The last thing I want is to feel cheated or dissatisfied with an investment I made in hopes of enhancing my fun. Nevertheless, if it turns out the issue arises from my misunderstanding, I would gladly continue playing, as the game does offer a certain charm that keeps me engaged amidst its flaws. The journey of building my own Stone Age settlement is an enjoyable concept, after all—now, if only it could deliver on its promises of an uninterrupted experience.