Phobia Interactive has just announced a new dinosaur FPS with PSX-style graphics, called Dino Trauma. Dino Trauma is inspired by a lot of classic games, such as Doom, Quake, Blood, Turok and Dino Crisis. And, since we’re not getting a triple-A dino game anytime soon, it seems like a must-have for all dinosaur fans.
As its description reads:
“In three campaign episodes based on ’90s level design style mixed with current standards, players will battle through dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures out for his blood.”
The game will feature a vast arsenal of weaponry. Players will get their hands on tasers, semi-automatic pistols, submachine guns, shotguns, grenades and rocket launchers.
Dinosaur fans can also look forward to the following games. Project Ferocious is currently one of the best-looking dinosaur games. Then we have Compound Fracture, a 32-bit atmospheric dinosaur FPS. Then there is The Lost Wild, Instinction and Ark 2.
Phobia Interactive will release this game soon on Steam Early Access. Until then, enjoy its announcement trailer!
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Don’t know about you but having PS1 graphics adds to the horror experience on such level that you’d literally have nightmares. Man that era was something else.
i dont get whats this obsession with the low res effect. We dont have 1080p to 4k monitors to play like we run on 320×400. Also it has slow moving shakey movement like modern games, thats like the worst of both words.
Devs are testing to see how much they can get away with it, that’s all. low res, low textures, no antialiasing, low poly count, etc.
Compound Fracture looks considerably better than this.
was going to say the same
sounds good.
No love for Prehistoric Hunt, huh? It falls short of the greatest dinosaur hunting games of all time thus far(#1 theHunter: Primal, #2 Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter Reborn), but has some potential yet, being Early Access still.