16
Mar
2024

TRIBES 3: Rivals Trainer

TRIBES 3: Rivals, developed by Prophecy Games, published by Prophecy Games. TRIBES 3: Rivals trainer, you can have extra features for your game and get ahead of other players. This game have is Action, Early Access category. TRIBES 3: Rivals is a team-based first person shooter that elevates the genre with jetpacks, skiing, and class-based warfare. Teamwork, tactics, high speed, and intense combat are supreme in this rebirth of the world’s fastest shooter. Lets move on to information about the installation of the TRIBES 3: Rivals Trainer and how to use it.

TRIBES 3: Rivals Trainer Details

PC Game Trainer have +4 functions (works for all version)(it will be updated soon)

There are currently only 4 features.
F1 Key = Auto skills,
F2 Key = Enemy Finder,
F3 Key = Auto skill update
F4 Key

Unrar archive and run the trainer. Close Windows Defender, you can see the virus total result at this link.

Download Trainer

If the trainer does not work, download all 4 files and then install them.

File Date added File size Downloads
Auto-Updating Version:
exe 26.04.2024 166 KB15605
Standalone Versions:
zip 29.04.2024 209 KB 6960
zip 02.05.2024 35 KB 3765
zip 28.04.2024 172 KB 8293

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