

Dino Crisis
CAPCOM Co., Ltd. · 2026 · Survival Horror, Dinosaurs, Action, Adventure, Survival
PC
Mostly Positive80% · 876
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About Dino Crisis
STORY SECTION
Three years ago. A scientist died in an accident during an experiment.
His research was on “Third Energy,” a completely clean energy source.
The accident occurred just as government funding had been cut off because the project was deemed unfeasible.
To the public, it was nothing more than an insignificant piece of information. Until now.
An agent dispatched to a small country in the South Seas to investigate a top-secret military project brought back surprising information.
At a military research facility in the Republic of Borginia, a scientist who was supposed to have died three years ago in our country has resumed his research activities in the field of Third Energy.
Regina, a member of the government's spy team, was tasked with retrieving the doctor.
She heads to the isolated island of Ibis, where the military facility is located.
The dark elite are trained for every conceivable challenge. For them, it is just another “job” as usual…
All 6 localizations of the game included (English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Japanese).
Original, Arrange, and Operation Wipe Out modes included.
Improved DirectX game renderer.
New rendering options (Windowed Mode, Vertical Synchronization Control, Gamma Correction, Integer Scaling, Anti-Aliasing, and more).
Increased rendering resolution to ~4K (1920p) and color depth to 32-bit
Improved geometry calculation, more stable transformation and texturing.
Improved alpha transparency
Improved game registry settings.
Issue-free animation, video, and music playback.
Issue-free saving (the game no longer corrupts save files after leaving dropped weapons).
Support for modern controllers (Sony DualSense, Sony DualShock4, Microsoft Xbox Series, Microsoft Xbox One, Microsoft Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, Logitech F series and many more) with optimal button binding regardless of the hardware, hotplugging and wireless mode.
Let’s go back in time to the Playstation 1 era and reminisce about how Dino Crisis was presented to gamers back in 1999:
Raw Instinct takes over in this new, adrenaline-pumping journey into Survival Horror. Something is terribly wrong. Your covert mission to infiltrate an isolated research compound has gone haywire… now you find yourself pursued by a relentless, prehistoric terror. Suddenly, your mission becomes a desperate fight for survival.
FEATURES:
Revolutionary 3D engine.
Realistic animal movements have been rigorously mimicked.
Character drips blood after being attacked.
Intense dinosaur blasting action with loads of weapons.
Dinosaurs chase you from room to room bursting through doors and windows.
Feel the anticipation increase when the screen shakes as the T-Rex gets closer.
Graphic Option Settings Overview
"Display mode" - Provides the control over monitor resolution and refresh rate.
"Presentation" - Provides the control over presentation mode (fullscreen / windowed).
"Aspect ratio correction" - Provides the control over image aspect ratio correction.
"Scaling method" - Provides the control over image scaling mode (how image is scaled on a monitor).
"Vertical synchronization" - Provides the control over vertical synchronization (frame synchronization).
"Gamma Correction” - Provides the control over gamma correction (image brightness).
"Anisotropic filtering" - Provides the control over anisotropic texture filtering technique (texturing quality).
"Antialiasing" - Provides the control over anti-aliasing technique (3D geometry edges smoothing).
The terror is alive! Can you survive?
Operation Wipe Out Internet is a fully offline mode. Player score in this game mode is stored locally.
This re-released version of the game was co-developed by GOG.
Three years ago. A scientist died in an accident during an experiment.
His research was on “Third Energy,” a completely clean energy source.
The accident occurred just as government funding had been cut off because the project was deemed unfeasible.
To the public, it was nothing more than an insignificant piece of information. Until now.
An agent dispatched to a small country in the South Seas to investigate a top-secret military project brought back surprising information.
At a military research facility in the Republic of Borginia, a scientist who was supposed to have died three years ago in our country has resumed his research activities in the field of Third Energy.
Regina, a member of the government's spy team, was tasked with retrieving the doctor.
She heads to the isolated island of Ibis, where the military facility is located.
The dark elite are trained for every conceivable challenge. For them, it is just another “job” as usual…
All 6 localizations of the game included (English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Japanese).
Original, Arrange, and Operation Wipe Out modes included.
Improved DirectX game renderer.
New rendering options (Windowed Mode, Vertical Synchronization Control, Gamma Correction, Integer Scaling, Anti-Aliasing, and more).
Increased rendering resolution to ~4K (1920p) and color depth to 32-bit
Improved geometry calculation, more stable transformation and texturing.
Improved alpha transparency
Improved game registry settings.
Issue-free animation, video, and music playback.
Issue-free saving (the game no longer corrupts save files after leaving dropped weapons).
Support for modern controllers (Sony DualSense, Sony DualShock4, Microsoft Xbox Series, Microsoft Xbox One, Microsoft Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, Logitech F series and many more) with optimal button binding regardless of the hardware, hotplugging and wireless mode.
Let’s go back in time to the Playstation 1 era and reminisce about how Dino Crisis was presented to gamers back in 1999:
Raw Instinct takes over in this new, adrenaline-pumping journey into Survival Horror. Something is terribly wrong. Your covert mission to infiltrate an isolated research compound has gone haywire… now you find yourself pursued by a relentless, prehistoric terror. Suddenly, your mission becomes a desperate fight for survival.
FEATURES:
Revolutionary 3D engine.
Realistic animal movements have been rigorously mimicked.
Character drips blood after being attacked.
Intense dinosaur blasting action with loads of weapons.
Dinosaurs chase you from room to room bursting through doors and windows.
Feel the anticipation increase when the screen shakes as the T-Rex gets closer.
Graphic Option Settings Overview
"Display mode" - Provides the control over monitor resolution and refresh rate.
"Presentation" - Provides the control over presentation mode (fullscreen / windowed).
"Aspect ratio correction" - Provides the control over image aspect ratio correction.
"Scaling method" - Provides the control over image scaling mode (how image is scaled on a monitor).
"Vertical synchronization" - Provides the control over vertical synchronization (frame synchronization).
"Gamma Correction” - Provides the control over gamma correction (image brightness).
"Anisotropic filtering" - Provides the control over anisotropic texture filtering technique (texturing quality).
"Antialiasing" - Provides the control over anti-aliasing technique (3D geometry edges smoothing).
The terror is alive! Can you survive?
Operation Wipe Out Internet is a fully offline mode. Player score in this game mode is stored locally.
This re-released version of the game was co-developed by GOG.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It felt like a puzzle game that had dinosaur added to it.1 found this helpful
Got this as I thought a re-release may have some minor extras or benefits over emulating via a playstation emulator. I was sorely dissapointed - the game doesn't even implement the most simple Xinput. Avoid and just emulate it1 found this helpful
[h1] Positives [/h1] [list] [*]Perilous resource management [*]Threatening enemies [*]Respectable length [/list] [h1] Negatives [/h1] [list] [*]Technical hiccups [*]Tank controls [/list] [h1] Conclusion [/h1] [i]Dino Crisis[/i] is a big step back to the PS1 era of survival horror. As a sibling to the classic second and third [i]Resident Evil[/i] games, well-thought out resource management and enemy placement encounters with dinosaurs genuinely risky as you're forced to contend with them in claustrophobic laboratory hallways while solving puzzles and navigating your way with tank controls. There's an effort apparent in ensuring that the encounters have some evolution or surprise that work to great effect that gives the "horror" in "survival horror" presence in a primarily 90s sci-fi flick. The game doesn't overstay its welcome in length, but keeps the ride fresh enough to last a respectable number of hours. As expected with PS1 PC ports, there are technical difficulties that necessitate the use of the Classic REbirth patch that players can obtain and install easily with Mulderland's Enhancement Pack in the community guide for the game. Though u…
This is without a doubt a Certified banger!!!!
Overall, I get why this series never achieved cult status. As a game that mimics the mechanics of the iconic Resident Evil—and is made by the exact same company - it doesn't just offer the same experience in a different setting. Instead, it gives you like a page and a half of monster types, a handful of weapons, and pretty bizarre puzzles. Honestly, it’s probably only interesting to those driving on pure nostalgia.
Nice
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