Gigantosaurus: Dino Kart

Awful, auto-pilot dino cash grab.

I got this game for my little sister and she really likes it.

Gigantosaurus: Dino Kart is a lighthearted arcade racing game that takes the familiar characters and prehistoric setting of the Gigantosaurus animated series and turns them into a colorful kart-racing adventure. Developed by 3DClouds and published by Outright Games Ltd., the game is clearly designed with younger players and families in mind. Instead of attempting to deliver a highly technical racing simulation or an intensely competitive kart experience, it concentrates on straightforward controls, cheerful presentation, recognizable characters, and accessible multiplayer. This focused approach gives the game a clear identity, although it also means experienced racing fans may find its mechanics and overall amount of content somewhat limited. The racing takes place throughout Cretacia, with 15 tracks spread across the Savannah, Jungle, and Mount Oblivion Cups. These locations provide the prehistoric championship with a good amount of environmental variety, ranging from colorful wilderness areas to more dangerous volcanic surroundings. Hazards are incorporated into the courses to keep races active, with environmental obstacles and the enormous presence of Gigantosaurus adding some …

This is basically a (well done) dino-themed re-skin of the PAW Patrol: Grand Prix game from the same publisher, with new but similar tracks. The only difference is no paw treats to collect for boosts and less emphasis on enraging abilities, so I actually prefer this one. If you know that and expect a very easy game for children aged around 5, and got it for cheap, you will be happy with the purchase. My 5 year old son likes it a lot, it's a great introduction to learn driving controls and to get used to holding the controller, and if you have 2 controllers you can play together, which is very nice. If you payed fullprize and bought it for yourself, you will be disappointed by the very simple controls that require no skill whatsoever, the simple tracks, and the repetitive gameplay.

An easy racing game mostly for kids. But why not. It has dinosaurs. The tracks are simple and very forgiving. Wild, no sharp turns, and the assistance always keeps you on the track and helps the turns. Like most kart games you have tools to trap your opponents, but whether you use them or not, you'll always win in this game. I tried Adventure Mode to experience all the tracks. It features 3 themes with around 6 tracks in each, they don't vary much. Instead of a race, I take it as a scenic sim, since the game is so easy and gives you plenty of time to look around. The karts for each dino are interesting, some look like cars, others resemble a big blue carrot, a butterfly, or an airplane. There are occasionally a T-Rex to block your way, but mostly they're in the background. The only thing I don't like is the characters saying HAHAHA all the time when you hit a boost pad or throw a trap. I hope they could stay quiet or say something more meaningful instead. [u] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43342176-Why-Not-Games/#browse] My curator page[/url][/u]

Easy enough for 4 and 6 year olds to enjoy but still plenty fun to hop in with them.