
Dino Delivery is a third person adventure/puzzle game about a boy and his dinosaur best friend and their quest to recover the lost mail of their town.
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I really wanted to like this game but as listed below, well, Pros: -cute character desigms -beautiful world -decent sound -free Cons: -Gamebreaking bugs. I had to restart entirely because the game decided I suddenly had no items after trying to solve the... -Camera Bugs. After warping to try and solve problems where Parcel became stuck in collision and/or unmountable the camera became stuck on Parcel while I was controlling Pip. -Control Bugs. If the camera bug happens what direction Pip moves when you hold a direction constantly and randomly changes. -Poor Controls. Pip and Parcel sometimes have the turning radius of an 18-wheeler and develop tank controls randomly. -Collision Bugs. It is amazing how easy it is to get Parcel stuck in a spot that is impossible to escape. -Graphics Optimization. This game managed to make my laptop drain 25% of its battery in 2 hours while plugged in (Worse than FO4 or similar). Also the sometimes stutters and inability to spot collectables from any reasonable distance. -Poor Story. It's better than SM64 but only just. The characters are flat and the villian is obvious. -Lack of saves. Really? 2019 and no ability to save the game? This caused me to not 100% the game because I was getting tired of hunting for the last collectables and there's no acheivements and I couldn't pick it up later or leave it running all night. So yeah, maybe play it once I suppose because it's free but you aren't missing anything.
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This little game is fun and seems to be almost innocent. I enjoy the idea, though the controls took a minute to adjust to. There is a world of engaging and unique characters and the character design is kitchy. If you are looking for a fun game to spend some time this one is a good idea. 8/10
parece bubsy 3d, mas aquela lixeira do ps1 seria mais divertido.
My daughter who LOVES dinosaurs really enjoyed this game, it was simple enough for her other than some little puzzles that I helped with. It's definitely a cute laid back game.
this is a trash game and i can tell ya that i have a good gtx 1060 3gb card and to no matter if i have it on low or medium or high or epic the framerate in some of the areas are just plain out awful and slugy its a cartoon game and its not realistic at all but its just plain out boring and i really don't care for dinosaurs edit i know have a RTX 2060 6gb
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¡Dino Delivery es un juego divertido para todas las edades! A veces es bueno simplemente relajarse con un juego fácil y sin sentido. Bonita actuación de voz y gráficos increíbles para un equipo tan pequeño. Hay algunos pequeños problemas técnicos, pero nada que reste valor al disfrute del juego. La jugabilidad gira principalmente en torno a hacer pequeñas misiones secundarias para la gente de la aldea de Pip. ¡Definitivamente dale una oportunidad!
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Final thoughts: Dino Delivery is a charming 3D adventure/puzzle game with a lovely style and a fun dino theme. Positives: - The world has enough background and setting to give the town a delightful feel. - Most characters fit your stereotypical child adventure characters which gives it an almost Saturday-morning vibe. - Puzzles are decent in thought, good enough for kids. - Story wraps up, nicely. - The world deserves a full-length title. It would probably do well with the younger crowd. Negatives: - camera is ♥♥♥♥ - need ability to inverse y axis - Not easy to remember where mailboxes are - can't save game, game is pretty long - The invisible walls are a bit too restricting, especially certain fences. Bugs: - "1 Letter Delivered" is stuck on the screen after first story-led delivery - rock that rolls down hill rolls right-to-left rather than back-to-front - "Mayor's Announcement" letter is blank - letters "Rumors of the Outside World" and "Ominous Message" were found twice. - The time challenge in Raptor Ridge has its prize missing. There is sparkle, but the present is missing. On a repeat attempt, it seems the prize is beneath the ground. - gate levers do not reopen after opening and leaving the area. This results in places like the pumpkin patch and Herbert's home not being able to be revisited. - After riding _ and starting cutscene, told to go back to Malcolm near post office. After clicking on Malcolm who had a red exclamation, the game froze. - Ending credits do not show the rebuilt post office. As you seem to have a model before and after destruction, I think it was a lost oppertunity not to show it, rebuilt, maybe with the whole town in front of it. - After game is cleared, trinket and letter collections do not clear after starting game again. This results in collections reading more than what is present in the area (e.g. 4/3). - Unsure, if due to a glitch or lack of skill but 1 letter and 1 trinket in Raptor Ridge and 1 letter and 1 trinket in Fossil Fields could not be located.
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