Prehistoric Pack

Another AI-trash autobattler. You pull AI-generated dinosaur cards and place them down so they automatically fight. But where is the actual gameplay?

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Fun little free game that reminds me of Kādomon when I played it before 1.0 I like occasionally having a game that will give me an easy, narrow experience for a couple hours. Most of the is just exploring some of the synergies and trying to pull off something ridiculous. I beat hard mode on my first try with a gross amount of Legendary Quetzals. I came across plenty of bugs, but nothing that kept me from playing. The Unleash mechanic seemed to make the game kinda freak out sometimes, spawning invincible 0/0 dinos or throwing a friendly dino into the Doom Dimension. One game my packs were invisible but the devs had the foresight to add a pack opening button in addition to the tearing mechanic. If the devs wanted to put any more time into this project, all I'd ask is for is bug fixes and keybinds to get my apm up.

[h1] Hits like a meteor! [/h1] [hr][/hr] Another game that my college pals worked on, and this one has a lot of polish I'd say. Once again, prefacing that I know some of the developers and that this is a college project, so ignoring anything that isn't a glaring issue. [h2] Gameplay [/h2] A playthrough is pretty short. I've got an hour on record, with two (sort of) runs. First run, I wound up trying to focus on carnivores. Lost a couple lives, but then snowballed on a souped up T-rex. There's a surprising amount of mechanics and synergies that you can hone in on, and opening card packs is of course, a pretty addicting bit. The UI is very clean and satisfying. The music also feels fitting, but more than that, I think it's got a chill vibe to it and feels like quality. I started a second run to focus on herbivores, which admittedly didn't seem as strong, but maybe I didn't have the right cards? Didn't finish that one because the game soft locked after clearing the opposing side, but I'm assuming/hoping that interaction isn't common. [h2] Critiques? [/h2] I honestly don't have too much in the way of feedback, honestly. It's pretty cut and dry gameplay, it does one thing and it does that thing reasonably well. If I had to suggest anything, I would say extending the duration of the average run would be nice (extending the number of rounds and/or endless, adjusting scaling to be more gradual, more card rarities, stuff like that). Also, while carnivores and herbivores are distinguished between red and green colors respectively, families don't have much differentiation from what I can tell. Meaning if you don't know dinos as well, like myself, it's tough to tell how much of an impact certain cards might have. [h2] Conclusion [/h2] This is fun to play for an hour or two! Scratches that deck builder, roguelike itch. Wishing luck to my pals going into the game industry!

Oh, so this was super enjoyable. I had a bunch of fun playing. Just wish that there was a longer play through, way to skip quick tutorial, and ENDLESS MODE! Other than that. Super fun,

Really fun! A nice little bite-sized deck builder. Even with the short length (which I see as a plus, to be clear) there's still a good variety of builds that can work. I'd pay some money for a more refined expansion with a little more depth and more dinosaur species.

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