- April 28, 2022
- Raptor Claw Games
- 10h median play time
Dino Nest
Platforms
About
"Dino Nest" is a strategy simulation game where players manage a dinosaur nest, hatch eggs, and raise dinosaurs. The game features different dinosaur species, each with unique abilities and needs. As a park manager, players must balance resources, ensure the dinosaurs' well-being, and fend off predators to create a thriving dinosaur park.











- The game features charming art style and simple yet engaging gameplay that is easy to learn.
- Players find the game addictive and enjoyable, with a satisfying progression system and a variety of play styles.
- The developers are active in updating the game and engaging with the community, which adds to its potential for growth.
- The game suffers from bugs and broken achievements that have not been addressed, leading to frustration among players.
- Many players feel the game is repetitive and lacks meaningful player involvement, especially in combat mechanics.
- There are concerns about the game's content being limited, with some players finishing the game quickly and feeling it doesn't justify its price.
gameplay
68 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally praised for its charming art style and easy-to-understand mechanics, creating a seamless and enjoyable experience. While the core gameplay loop is simple and engaging, some players find it repetitive and lacking depth, particularly in combat and exploration. Suggestions for improvement include reworking certain mechanics, enhancing tutorials, and introducing more diverse gameplay elements to maintain interest.
“Easy to understand mechanics and rather seamless gameplay.”
“The art style is charming, and I find the gameplay loop simple yet enjoyable.”
“Relatively simple concept, but the gameplay is very engaging and the devs have made everything feel very efficient.”
“But I do think the triceratops gameplay needs to be reworked; the last time I played it, it was pretty grindy.”
“Price: I'm not sure if $15 is worth it for what the game is right now, since a lot of the gameplay can be quite repetitive, but considering the free DLC they plan to add in the near future, that opinion might change.”
“Scenario design aside, the gameplay is quite basic, with no combat actions (your critters just take turns doing basic attacks at each other) and no strategic anything for the player to do to affect the outcome.”