
Prehistoric Pack is a dinosaur auto battler. Each turn, rip open card packs of dinosaurs to create a ferocious dinosaur pack. Then, your dinos will automatically battle an enemy team. Win rounds to collect Bones and open more packs, then fill the Apex Meter to unleash devastating power on your prey!
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DINOSAURS! Explore a pool of 40 different dinosaurs to build your army split across 5 distinct families. Each one comes with unique abilities that are the centerpiece of your strategy.
Buff your dinos! While opening card packs, you'll also collect Marks, which grant one-time bonuses to dinos, as well as Flairs, which grant them lasting permanent effects for the rest of the game! During combat, you can tear through Objectives to grant your dinos even more buffs!
Immersive environment! Watch the environment interact with the game as you play. Open a Legendary card from a pack to see a volcano erupt or a flurry of shooting stars! Objectives are integrated into the environment - sounds like your Triceratops is hungry for a thicket full of flowers in the next round.
UNLEASH the APEX METER! Merge and sacrifice dinos to fill up the Apex Meter. Once it's full, you'll get an Apex Mark - a powerful boon that will let you choose from a variety of card flairs with their own game breaking effects and unique visuals to add to one of your dinos. Make the right choice to master the Mesozoic!
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Big potential with a fun gameplay loop. Sadly its a bit buggy, but nothing that can't be fixed. Also an endless mode would go hard.
Very fun, but not without its flaws. I do enjoy the core gameplay and I think the card interactions/crazy abilities can be super fun, there's a lot of mechanics that you can go really in depth with and min max till your heart's content. There are however 2 main issues that I have with this game: Settings/Optimization: On higher tier settings I find it to really lag my PC on start up as well as during some gameplay aspects so I think there are some optimization issues that can be adjusted, I don't have a particular bad setup, a bit outdated but I don't think this game should require anything crazy regardless. I also find it really annoying that the settings reset each time you load the game up. Difficulty: This game is extremely easy, once you get Polychrome or any other similar ability then you do just win, even on the secret "Hard" difficulty, it's not a challenge. I think there can be some adjustments made to make it more difficult, I'd like to see some more variation, especially in "Hard" so it's not just the same dinosaur with updated stats each round. I think it'll be interesting to include some really OP combos on the opponent's side, maybe even some unique effects to potentially mirror/match the high runs that you can do in this game. Some more aspects to make it more of a puzzle Bugs: There are a few issues with the dinosaur pathing, I think that's the only issue I encountered bug wise, but it can make some games particularly annoying, especially when trying to get objectives. Overall a very solid game and one I enjoy a lot on my free time. I highly recommend just to play it when bored.
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Dinosaurs and Gambling.
Fun concept, Would like to see it expanded upon. One issue I found was that Flying Units tend to break enemy AI, leading to all the units standing still until the round times out and you win.
Fun game Mechanics and gameplay has potential if polished more. Migght need more dinos or other eras as dlc or even aquatic dinos and other maps other locations etc. endless mode is also good or like battle royal or 2v2 or something to really home in the synergies nice game
Bored.
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