
A story-rich JRPG set in a dystopian future where you befriend dinosaur companions, face tough choices with heart and humor, and unlock multiple endings.
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For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
After a mysterious blackout, a high-tech island spirals into chaos: prehistoric creatures are unleashed, rogue AIs take control, and shadowy corporations pull the strings.
Lead a diverse team of survivors, face moral choices of HATE or LOVE, and decide the fate of Chronos Island.
🎮 90s-inspired JRPG — blending the spirit of Chrono Trigger, Phantasy Star, Undertale, and Dino Crisis.
🦕 Scientifically accurate dinosaurs — reconstructed with real paleontology consulting.
👥 7 playable characters — each with unique abilities, styles, and backstories.
🧩 Moral choices of HATE or LOVE — influence the world around you and unlock multiple endings.
🌍 A living island to explore — distinct ecosystems, hidden secrets, and futuristic facilities to restore.
⏱️ Long playtime —
Main story: 30+ hours
Story + side quests: 50+ hours
Completionist (Dinodex, secrets, endings): 90+ hours
🎶 Original soundtrack — nostalgic and epic, also available in the Deluxe bundle.
“Undertale, Jurassic Park and Phantasy Star collide in a time-traveling dinosaur JRPG.” — GamesRadar
“A remarkable RPG. Beautiful art, amazing music, and an emotional story.” — Grinding Cast
“It feels nostalgic yet fresh. If you love dinosaurs, this game is perfect for you.” — IGN
Part of the profits from Dino Hazard go directly into scientific research in paleontology, supporting studies on real dinosaur fossils.
👉 Choose your path. Restore the future. Survive the blackout.
Add-ons
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Sums Steam only; Epic publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $12.49−50% | 112reviews | 88% | — | $54.2K |
| $14.99 | — | — | — | not modelled |
Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
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Reviews
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Reviews
Basically it’s Earthbound/Undertale meets Dino Crisis meets Cyberpunk. My wife’s boyfriend says it’s like if Undertale had a baby with the isle. It's always nice to discover a new dinosaur game. Tbh for me any game with a dinodex is automatically an S tier game. What is this some sort of Jurassictale?! The game is amazing. As a fan of the Dino Hazard franchise, Jurassic Park, and connoisseur of content related to dinosaurs, I loved it. The story is captivating, filled with elements of Brazilian culture, and always leaves you wanting to know how it will end. Part 3 really surprised me with the characters and story going places that I didn't even imagine but that made the narrative even more interesting. The plot is helped by playing it several times so as not to miss anything and, of course, complete all the DinoDex creatures. You will be able to recognize elements based on several other franchises. The aesthetics of cyberpunk and 1993 Jurassic Park blend together surprisingly well. While the whole "dinos on an island and everything goes wrong" thing is clearly like Jurassic Park, the whole "big game hunters go there to hunt dinos" thing is just like Carnivores and Carnivores Ice Age. Basically this game is a mix of Jurassic Park, Carnivores, Pokémon, Zelda, Earthbound and Undertale. Overall I really liked the game! I love the subject of paleontology, and in the game the dinos are really well represented and the soundtrack is very good! If you're an old-school gamer who’s into pixel art, you’ll quickly fall in love with this one. The art is beautiful, it’s got an awesome soundtrack, gameplay is tough, but fair, and the controllers are very tight. A great sci-fi story with dinosaurs! I highly recommend it, especially for dinosaur fans. 8/10
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Languages: English, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Spanish - Spain, French, German, Russian, Italian, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Turkish +7 more
Hours played at review time, across 43 reviews with recorded playtime.
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In an indie scene flooded with pixel-art RPGs, Dino Hazard: Chronos Blackout roars louder than most. Developed by the Brazilian studio BoneCollectors, this game is more than a nostalgic nod to 16-bit classics—it's a unique blend of science fiction, survival, and prehistoric chaos, wrapped in a lovingly-crafted retro aesthetic. Set in the year 2147, the game drops you into Chronos Island, a cutting-edge science facility turned nightmare zone after a power blackout releases rogue dinosaurs and unhinged AI systems. You play as a diverse team of scientists, engineers, and survivalists racing against time to uncover what went wrong—and to make it out alive. The writing is surprisingly thoughtful. It touches on themes like corporate ethics, ecological conservation, and the dangers of unchecked technology without becoming preachy. The character banter is charming, and each party member feels like more than a combat unit—they're personalities with history and purpose. The game borrows classic turn-based JRPG mechanics but spices them up with modern twists. Each character has unique skills and scientific "disciplines" that affect how they interact with the world. Instead of just grinding for EXP, you’re analyzing dino DNA, repairing machinery, or using tranquilizer darts instead of brute force. Combat is tactical and rewards preparation. You'll need to exploit enemy weaknesses, manage your stamina and supplies, and use the environment wisely. Random encounters are replaced with visible threats on the map, which makes exploration feel tense but fair. Resource management and base-building are also part of the mix. As you repair and expand Chronos' facilities, you unlock crafting systems, research upgrades, and even the ability to tame dinosaurs. These layers give Chronos Blackout a satisfying sense of progression. The pixel art is vibrant and expressive, clearly inspired by 90s RPGs but with smoother animations and great lighting effects. Environments—from lush jungles to sterile labs—are distinct and atmospheric. The dinosaur designs strike a nice balance between scientific accuracy and stylized flair. The soundtrack is excellent, mixing tribal percussion, synth-heavy sci-fi themes, and tension-building exploration tracks. The sound design adds to the immersion, especially the chilling moments when a raptor’s screech echoes just off-screen. One of the game’s most unique features is that it actually supports real-world paleontological research. A portion of the revenue goes toward Brazilian scientific initiatives, giving players a chance to support education and conservation with their purchase. It’s a rare and commendable fusion of game design and real-world impact. Dino Hazard: Chronos Blackout is one of those rare indie RPGs that feels crafted with love, intelligence, and purpose. It might not reinvent the wheel, but it polishes every spoke to a shine. The combat is smart, the writing is solid, and the dino-centric setting sets it apart from its genre peers. Whether you're in it for the tactical battles, the pixelated prehistoric creatures, or the sci-fi thriller narrative, this is a journey worth taking. Jurassic Park meets Chrono Trigger, with a PhD in environmental science. Rating: 8/10
¡¡¡ESPAÑOL YA!!! Edito: Ya está en español, juegazo, lo mires por donde lo mires.
I wanted to like this game but the story is not well developed and is non-immersive. The combat system is also clunky and non-intuitive.
Unfortunately I can't currently recommend this. Originally purchased early access a while ago, I found it interesting and waited till a couple of updates after it reached version 1.0. Seem to still be a lot of bugs which hinder any joy to be had. Randomly unable to open inventory(on either keyboard or gamepad), during battle available items wouldn't show, just to name a few. Balance seems questionable, as one early part there is a dino in the way to getting your first teammate, but it would immediately one shot kill my character before I could even choose an action. I had to repeat the battle about 5 times to be able to finally get a chance to attack. The combat seems interesting, with the ability to either kill or pacify dinos, but it's hard to commit any more time to this as there are still many issues.
Incrível ver a dedicação dos produtores em deixar tudo bem caprichado. Cada detalhe pensado com carinho. E a fidelidade com a realidade científica faz tudo ficar ainda mais acolhedor. Dinossauros tinham/têm pena SIM, e dá gosto de ver as representações lindas em pixel art. Claro que ainda há bugs pra corrigir, mas é só questão de tempo. Nostalgia bateu forte com o Jurassic Park de Mega Drive! Já não basta o livro incrível do Tito e a divulgação científica colossal da Aline: agora eles lançam um jogo brabo! Cheguei no segundo capítulo e já quero aproveitar os próximos dias pra zerar! Satisfação!
Разработчик, который сделал патч СПЕЦИАЛЬНО для меня ( https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1287540/view/3905248409748715023?l=russian ) в течение часа после моей жалобы, не оставил мне шанса на отрицательный обзор :) Поддержка у игры отличная, на самом деле. По несколько патчей в день. Но всё ещё сыровато...
[h1]日本語での進行不可は改善[/h1] FANATICALのバンドルにてキーを購入 大まかに言えば、戦う以外になだめるという選択肢も取れるジュラシック・パークをゲーム化したようなRPG 購入時のバージョンでは序盤にPCにパスワードを入力する場面で、6桁の数字を入力する必要があるのに、言語設定が日本語だとひらがなしか入力できないので、進行できなかったのですが、連絡したら入力無しでの進行に変更していただけました 一方で、入力の入力後の文字が重なったり「かな」の部分を決定すると一文字を消すと、表示ともちぐはぐな動作をしますし、そもそも、日本語で進行不可になったということは、言語を切り替えてのテストプレイが行われていなかったということなので、この先の進行に関しても、やや不安は残ります プレイを続けてみて、詳しくわかったらおすすめに変更するかもしれません
This game is dumb. You don't see progression in the game; you can buy whatever gun you want; they don't make a difference. Elemental damage sometimes hits hard, sometimes don't... why? because ♥♥♥♥ you, that's why. And the bosses are all RNG. You hit the boos one, turn the next you don't... again why? because ♥♥♥♥ you, that's why. If you want to play this game, don't progress after chapters 4 or 5 I'm throwing this game in the garbage. Mano o jogo parecia bom, temática maneira ambientada no Rio e demais. Mas é so isso, o jogo é muito aleatório niveis? armaduras? status? armas? todos são desnecessários quer enfrentar dinossauros? compre baits e pronto. quer enfrenta os robos? só fugir deles é mais pratico. Cyberspaço? não va nele alem do necessário. nem consegui finalizar não sei se é o penultimo boss ou o ultimo, o bixo da dano totalmente aleatório as vezes nada de dano as vezes insta ko e ainda da status negativos que vc não pode curar.... pq? seilah porque nunca entendi pq nao pode usar itens no cyperespaço... enfim... joguem pra tirar suas próprias conclusões.
Baita jogo pra quem gosta de RPG por turnos, boa história e, principalmente, CIÊNCIA. A gameplay é no ponto pra quem ama jogos como Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy clássicos e etc. Casa com uma história muito boa, então é prato cheio pra quem gosta dos jogos classicões. Os gráficos do mundo são simples mas coesos, deixando o jogo bem reconhecível e com uma identidade própria, mas brilham quando entra em combate, visto que cada inimigo que aparece tem arte própria e lastreada no que se conhece cientificamente de cada bicho. A BGM é excelente e às vezes dá vontade de só ficar parado ouvindo as músicas, principalmente de combate. O jogo foi feito por um casal de paleontólogos e dá pra sentir isso pelo cuidado com as informações do jogo, com centenas de criaturas reais aparecendo ao longo da gameplay e todas com informações acuradas na DinoDex, uma espécie de Pokedex que lista tudo que você já encontrou. Esse é definitivamente o ponto alto do jogo, visto que eu consigo me imaginar perdendo anos da minha vida jogando run depois de run se tivesse conhecido esse jogo quando moleque. Só pra ler tudo de novo, estudar os bichos, etc. Um ponto muito legal também é que, quando comecei a jogar, Dino Hazard tinha uma quantidade considerável de bugs. Desde então, muito foi corrigido graças aos trabalhos dos devs que são queridíssimos e bastante preocupados com as correções. Sempre responderam, sempre se mostraram interessados e dispostos, corrigindo os bugs quase que no mesmo dia que os apontei. Um baita trabalho de pessoas com um amor e carinho pelo que criaram. Fico muito feliz que Dino Hazard é brasileiro. Orgulho nacional, realmente. Recomendadíssimo!
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