- August 13, 2021
- Arcupion Art
- 1h median play time
Dinosaurs Prehistoric Survivors
Platforms
About
"Dinosaurs Prehistoric Survivors" is a single-player game offering multiple modes, including Survivor and Arcade. The Survivor Mode, set in cretaceous Asia, challenges players to survive harsh environments and defeat guardians to complete regions. Arcade Mode simulates a dinosaur's life from juvenile to adult. Navigate through treacherous regions, face environment hazards, and engage in fights for resources.











- The game has a great concept and offers a fun experience for dinosaur enthusiasts.
- Graphics and models are visually appealing, with realistic terrain and interesting mechanics.
- The game has potential for future updates, and players appreciate the developers' efforts to improve it.
- Gameplay is repetitive and lacks depth, with little to do beyond eating and killing.
- Animations and AI behavior are poor, leading to a lack of immersion and realism.
- The game feels bare bones and unfinished, with many players expressing disappointment in its current state.
gameplay
19 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay features realistic models and interesting terrain, offering various mechanics and options, but suffers from slow and clunky movement, lack of gamepad support, and a repetitive loop focused on eating, drinking, and killing. While there are some appealing elements like an RPG-style upgrade system and food mechanics, the overall experience is hindered by predictable AI and a need for significant rework to enhance engagement. Despite its visual appeal, many players find the gameplay simplistic and monotonous.
“Realistic models and interesting terrain, lots of play options and cool mechanics.”
“Gameplay is an 8/10.”
“After 20.1 hours of gameplay, I have found that this game is well built for the most part and is well thought out.”
“As of right now, this game needs a whole rework of the world and fighting/living mechanics.”
“It needs more effort put in; the movement is slow and clunky, there's no gamepad support, enemies like the protoceratops launch at you at rocket speed, and the gameplay is eat/drink/kill.”
“The gameplay loop is so boring; the only way to progress is to murder everything in sight, every single thing.”