Dinocide is a classic NES inspired old-school single-player platformer in a prehistoric fantasy world. The protagonist has to save his love interest who was kidnapped by an evil and mysterious Dinosaur God. You are accompanied by your own tame Dinosaurs, who acts as a mounts, brother in arms and a true friends. With their help, you can jump higher, run faster, swim, fly and do a lot more things that an ordinary primitive man would never be able to do by himself. To reach your goal, you will travel together through the lands inhabited by ancient creatures and unknown dangers.
About the story
In a prehistoric world, man's best friend takes on a different, more reptilian form. To face the unknown dangers of a forgotten age, you'll need to pair up with one of these majestic mounts to save the love of your life from an evil dino-god.
Platforms
Linux Mac PCGenres
Adventure Indie Platform Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Historical
Languages: English and 13 more
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Critic Reviews
Cubed3
By Renan FontesDinocide shows an incredible amount of promise at the beginning, but it simply does nothing with the ideas it presents. It meanders around aimlessly, never accomplishing a thing, and seems to exist solely to torment those who want an accurate NES platforming experience. This prehistoric nightmare just can't deliver on that.
G4@Syfygames
By Josh BarnesPerhaps if the team had aimed for a visual style just a bit more detailed, they could have landed on an aesthetic that really stood out, but unfortunately the dead-eyed caveman stare just doesn't do it for me. With some more varied weapons, a bit of a re-balancing on the health situation, and some re-arranging of stages so that they come along by theme rather than at random, Dinocide could have something going for it, but as it stands, I'm afraid it's just not noteworthy.
Gaming Nexus
By Sean ColleliDinocide isn't a bad game but it isn't particularly noteworthy either. It has a couple good idea but the platforming is fairly rudimentary and very derivative. With a few content updates it might become something better, but as it stands Dinocide feels like it's still stuck in early access.
COGconnected
By Nicholas PlouffeMake just a few simple mistakes and you're kicked back to the map, losing whichever gear you may have brought into your last attempt.
We Got This Covered
By John FleuryDinocide is both a shameless and halfhearted recreation of other titles as well as a ripoff for all gamers with its criminally short length and crummy gameplay. Avoid this one at all costs.
