
Dino Trauma introduces you to a secret laboratory somewhere in eastern Europe where gore and dinosaurs aren't unusual things. Retro FPS inspired by the '90s legends.
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Languages: English*, Polish, Ukrainian, French, Spanish - Spain, Italian, German, Korean, Hungarian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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I dont have a PS5 to play Code Violet, so Im stuck with this. Except I keep running into this weird bug where this game is actually good.
Dino Trauma knows exactly what it wants to be and excels at every turn. If you're a fan of Jurassic Park, Dino Crisis, dinos in general, or have a lot of nostalgia for 90s shooters this is the game for you.
Overall this is a fun dinosaur game. - Dino Crisis style with mostly action and horror sprinkled in - Good shooting mechanics and large enemy variety - Level design that doesn't hold your hand (except for a few exceptions) - A TON of Jurassic Park references - Technically infinite replayability thanks to points/upgrade system What I'm not fond of: - The Episode 2 Cargo level puzzle was a complete roadblock for me - Enemy variety is large, but attack patterns are limited to walking or running at the player no matter what enemy it is - Lack of "Load Most Recent Save File" option upon death; there is only "Restart" and "Return to Base" basically I'm really looking forward to the further development of this game.
(Update) it turns out it was the latest update of the Proton program on the steam deck and thankfully the dev reached out to me to let me know. I appreciate the time they took to help me out so this game is awesome and I can’t wait to see what more updates they can bring .
你再给我把你那主线设计成隐藏关那样试试呢
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The ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ spawn system prevents me from giving this game a recommendation. The difficulty comes from ammo scarcity and enemies popping up right next to you. I WISH IT WERE DINO CRISIS! That game made one or two raptors seem like a nightmare. This game is like Serious Sam but seriously claustrophobic, boring, the weapons suck and the enemies are annoying!
I want to write a positive review so bad but I cannot. It is stupidly easy to accidentally get killed by fire extinguishers or random raptor spawns behind you or around, and it doesn't help that as you level up you will encounter eggs that automatically spawn a mob if you step on them (and some are unavoidable). The premise and story or nice but the severe amount of cheese is turning me away from this game.
dinosaur make happy
Es muy entretenido, para ser un early access tiene mucha variedad de niveles con enemigos a combatir y puzzles a resolver, los graficos estilo retro se ven muy bien y la ambientacion queda perfecto al estilo del juego, sinceramente me la pase muy bien
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