
Create your dino chief, lead your tribe. Survive waves of enemies, explore and settle on foreign islands. Find a way to avoid extinction!
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Simplified Chinese**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 21 reviews with recorded playtime.
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A small strategy game with very cute art, where you build settlements and defend them against attacks over ~10-minute levels. It took me about three hours to beat it, which for me felt worth the price. You could probably spend more time playing if you wanted to go for 100%, since I only saw about half of the unit and upgrade unlocks. I enjoyed the game overall, but the minimalism might be a sticking point for some people: you have very limited control over your units, and the game doesn't explain its mechanics in a lot of detail, so be ready to puzzle some mechanics out for yourself. In particular, I would have had a better time if I'd known beforehand that the attack phase of levels is triggered entirely based on population size.
Charming graphics and incredibly addictive gameplay
A super fun and cute game. Its really enjoyable to boot up and play a level or two every day and works super well on the steam deck. The mechanics are really fun and is more of a puzzle game than anything. Figuring out which buildings to build first and whether you should focus on building up your population or focus on others things is really interesting. The game has a lot of love behind it and you should totally give it a try.
I've just finished the game today after 3,4 hours of gameplay (1,1 hour yesterday). I was dissapointed that I had already finished that quickly, but yeah, you can still start a new game and just retry different tactics etc from the beginning. Because throughout playing, I tried several different tactics to see what progressed the best. It's a fun, cute, casual and yet challenging game, great filler if you want to play something guickly. I love the building, the settling, the expanding of your islands and then with more settlers you can upgrade and get more benefits, buildings, new dino's. Really glad I had added this game to my collection and that I spend my time on it, I'll probably revisit it again one day, when i want to have some fun.
小品游戏,没啥难度
nice little game had fun
This was a cute little one, honestly. And pretty good for a relaxed/casual game. There is combat in it, but instead of being time constrained of "when the enemies attack you", it is dependent on how many units you currently have made. This... Can be a bit of a problem to some but it also introduces a more strategic question: Do you build more Settlers, keeping the ones who survive with you after every 'level' to help you upgrade? Or do you make more soldiers- who disappear after the level, but make the auto-battle much much easier? I do have a few little nitpicks about the game. It doesn't tell you much but that is intentional. You're supposed to figure things out on your own, but there are some bits that I still... Don't quite understand. Like the little 'scenes' you make by adding/editing little stickers and make a small story about your chief dino. Super cute? Definitely. Reminds me of some of the sticker collections I had in the 90s as a cub. But what they actually did for you (if anything)? That is BE-YOND me. Even after playing through it twice. Unlocking the other dinos was a problem for me as well: after my two playthroughs I STILL was missing 4 units and their tents! I kinda blamed it on me just "using what was effective and not experimenting" but just looking into it now... I donno if anyone else has figured it out either :x Third little nitpick, enemies having AoEs. You see this a lot more late in the game, but some enemies will just absolutely Decimate your grouped units by attacking them in melee. Which makes those solider units feel a lot less useful- let alone walls. Even with 3x wall health, they get wrecked pretty quickly. I feel like the damage they do could be decreased or the 'AoE' effect only happens every other attack would be enough to help this. Otherwise, just stick with ranged units (if you've unlocked them). ANYWAY. Do I recommend DinoBlits? Very much so if you're looking for a very casual and damn cute colony sim game. I had a lot of fun with it, a few frustrations because I kept making the game 'harder on myself', but absolutely Zero 'Buyer's Remorse' on this one. Try the demo, and if you like it nab it if you've got the spare change
Very cute dinos, and rather fun almost sort of civ builder roguelite. The controls and how to play are rather unintuitive at first though.
Me encanto, el diseño de los dinosaurios y lo que parece ser el desenlace o final del juego, y aun así hay mejoras para desbloquear. Estaría lindo que agregaran mas contenido, como dinosaurios, así se siente mas variado, si se juega con herbívoros u otra clase de dinosaurios tengan distintos modelos, el pixel art del juego me encanta El juego es bastante entretenido y a la hora de las elecciones me ponen a pensar Lo recomiendo, ta bonito el juego, sobretodo si te gustan los dinosaurios y simuladores
Pequeño juego de estrategia con un apartado artístico precioso. En general le juego está bastante bien, aunque hay ciertos detalles en los que podría mejorar. El combate no está mal, pero me hubiera gusto alguna forma de "microgestionar" un poco las unidades, como para poderles indicar que prioricen algún enemigo en concreto. También siento que el juego, aún siendo tan corto, termina siendo algo repetitivo. Sin embargo, en general está bastante bien. Lo más destacable es el apartado artístico. El juego tiene una personaldiad bastante única y particular, gracias al diseño artístico, así como la banda sonora que está bastante bien.
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