Tribo Bingo

Get Set in the Jungle

Tribo Bingo sets your cards in front of a captivating jungle background where huts and trees add to the atmosphere. The theme continues with the numbered balls arriving in the spaces between a set of long spears. The images are clear and well-drawn, providing a simple yet immersive way to play bingo with an eye-catching remote village theme.

Why the Jungle Theme Rocks

The jungle theme was an inspired choice for Tribo Bingo, as it means that the full game is linked through the unmistakable images used. The gameplay is close to the traditional way of playing bingo, so the theme is just a clever way to make it appealing to look at. While looking for the right numbers to appear, you can enjoy looking at the jungle village in the background, where the striking colour scheme and tribal details like spears and huts are sure to grab your attention.

Sounds That Pull You In

The developers have decided to use a retro-style approach to the sound, with some basic beeps and short sounds effects highlighting the arrival of new balls and other important moments. Extra sound effects that fit the tribal theme add to the excitement, such as the drum beats when all the balls are delivered or the unique effect that rings out when the Archery Bonus Game is triggered. Despite not having a constant soundtrack playing in the background, the occasional sounds played in this game help to add to its immersive nature, by highlighting the key actions as you try to complete a bingo card.

Simple and Smooth Gameplay

Smooth gameplay drives Tribo Bingo along, meaning that players can simply soak up the atmosphere as they watch the balls arrive on the screen. The animations are limited in nature, so the main focus is on the numbers being marked off the cards, with little else to distract your attention from the game.

Visual Highlights in the Bonus Round

The biggest change in the visuals occurs when you gain entry to the Archery Bonus Game. This round takes place in a different setting, where three targets and an archer can be seen. Winning celebrations are limited in the main game, with just a line going through the completed numbers and a short sound effect. The Bonus round includes similarly laid-back celebrations when you hit the target.