
When dinosaurs were brought back to life, none wanted to be a cop, so humans made you: Dinocop. Investigate the guests of the Cretaceous hotel to crack a meaty case that will confront you with your most profound existential dilemma. Who brought human meat to the dinosaur rights convention ?
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Humans had the silly idea of bringing dinosaurs back to life, and ever since, relationships between the two species have been strained. No dinosaurs wanted to become a cop, so you were created in a laboratory to become the only dinosaur cop. Every day, you ask yourself: are you making the world better for your dino peers, or are you just a tool of human propaganda?
Features:
A rich and funny story starring a dozen anthropomorphic dinosaurs, and other silly characters, entangled in personal drama and sociopolitical issues about the realities of dino life in a human world ;
Sniff out crimes thanks to your magnifying glass, your literal nose and other tools that will let you interact with your environment in clever ways ;
Keep track of your investigation using an detailed node system and a timetable ;
About 10 hours of gameplay
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Languages: English, French
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 46 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
This game looked silly and fun, but I ended up enjoying it way more than I expected. Great depth of plots, and a ridiculous adventure overall.
<3
so I like this game a lot. It foreshadows political messages and I'm happy with that. Really fun, ironic and entertaining.
junk
Good game. Nothing to say, it's a 4/5 stars
Despite not having finished the game (which is very unusual for me), I wasn't able to see this one through. The way everything is structured just didn't work for me from a gameplay perspective. I've played investigation games before, which doesn't make me an expert, but I do have some experience with the genre. My main issue is the way the game is organized. Whether it's because new cases keep opening up, the lack of a clearly defined priority objective, or the way clues are presented, I found the whole experience unnecessarily frustrating. I liked the idea of using a web of connections, as it helps with immersion. However, it also makes everything much more confusing, and trying to follow the clues for a specific case becomes difficult. The schedule menu is well designed, but I would have appreciated it if the characters had been listed in alphabetical order. For these reasons, among a few others, I ended up not enjoying the game. That said, I do think the writing is genuinely good. The blend of satire and humor was something I appreciated and kept me engaged. In the end, and with all due respect to the developers and the players who enjoyed it, I can't recommend this title.
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