- September 12, 2018
- Reptoid Games
Fossil Hunters
Platforms
About
"Fossil Hunters" is a casual adventure game where players dig through underground levels to find fossils and treasures. Connect fossil blocks to form complete skeletons, with different fossils found in various environments. Explore the story of an abandoned digsite and uncover its mysteries by finding old notebooks and research notes. The game features local multiplayer, over 30 hand-crafted levels, and 4 unique playable characters.











- Fossil Hunters is a charming and visually appealing game that offers a fun and relaxing experience, especially in local co-op mode.
- The gameplay mechanics are intuitive and allow for creative freedom in assembling dinosaur skeletons, making it enjoyable for players of all ages.
- The art style and soundtrack are delightful, enhancing the overall atmosphere and making the game a joy to play.
- The game heavily relies on controller support, with poor keyboard and mouse controls that can lead to frustration for PC players.
- Gameplay can become repetitive over time, with similar objectives across levels and a lack of significant variety in challenges.
- Some players have reported bugs and issues, such as game-breaking glitches and unresponsive menu controls, which detract from the overall experience.
- gameplay34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by its simplicity and charm, focusing on assembling dinosaur fossils through intuitive mechanics that are easy to learn. While some players find it repetitive and lacking in depth, others appreciate its relaxing, non-competitive nature, making it suitable for families and casual play. The game offers a mix of exploration, puzzle-solving, and cooperative fun, with varying challenges that enhance the overall experience.
“The gameplay is simple, with the primary goal of sliding together various fossil pieces to complete fossil puzzles, with various power-ups or useful devices scattered throughout the game.”
“I appreciate the non-competitive and non-violent gameplay, which would make this a good family game for parents who would prefer less 'shooty' games to play with their kids, or just for something different for friends to easily drop into and share together.”
“Fantastic explore-and-build gameplay that's fun either solo or together with friends.”
“I can't even comment on the gameplay itself because I spent most of the time trying to actually control the character.”
“Repetitive gameplay.”
“No inventory or any mechanics to organize objects inside the base.”