
Experience fierce open world survival gameplay as you attempt to stay alive on an unforgiving island inhabited by dinosaurs! Hunt. Grow. Survive.
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Very Fun to play
повна залупа весь час бігав за міні дино и половину намагався знайти сервер і здох від голоду
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Play o a sever with voip and you will have a great time
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By default the game sends you to play on some weird chinese servers that probably install trojan horses to your computer. The actual way to play the game is to change from steam settings to some extra beta of beta version. Then the gameplay involves around trying to avoid player interaction to the best of your ability. Generally involving a couple of hours of walking after which you get a fight or starve. Fighting generally involves something just randomly finding you without you noticing and being basically instantly killed expcept often the instakill involves your character being pinned for like a minute. Most of the information you need is not in the game. It is fairly buggy and about 30% of the time the crucial food you need just bugs out in some way. Once my deer turned into a black hole and once a squirrelsaurus I caught just started to float up and away. More common though is that you just can't grab the food. You will also probably break a leg at some point or run out of food and stamina and just have to leave the game running untill your dino dies like 15 minutes later. The nature is very beautiful and the dinosaurs are too. The nature feels suprisingly alive at times and there are good moments in the game too. You just have to invest an insane amount of time to get them. I guess the best way to look at it is as a nature simulation. It has all the good and the bad of an old bbc documentary but also a lot and a lot of waiting or walking. I often think it would probably be better to just go outside for a while and look at the actual trees. There are no mosquitoes in the game though. If you wanna get the game anyway I think I would recommend playing as a herbivore. A lot of them are good at fighting and you can more easily interract with the other dinosaurs and starving shouldn't be an issue. The game loop then is mostly walking between water and food . You can start fighting once you get bored and there are probably a bunch of desperate young carnivores around to be a punching bag. I would not recommend playing a carnivore with my current experience. You probably won't feel like a giant beast roaming the forests but a small very desperate and insignifficant thing that is on the clock constantly. I kind of still want to see if I can get playing the carnivores be fun somehow. The fighting seems potentially suprisingly fun when everything is equal but the dev team seem to try their best to remove that from the game. Hitboxes are kind of unclear and the hole thing revolves around movement being kind of sluggish. But there still seems to be something there. You will have to experience dying very very slowly but surely a lot of times. I don't even know if that is good or bad. It is defenitely not very fun.
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