DinoSystem

i love this game i hope they dont quit working on it..

This game has grown on me greatly after JarlFrank unceasingly recommended it on our forum. I didn't come in expecting too much but this game has sunken its tendrils into me. To make a long story short- imagine UnReal World meets Dinosaurs meets Robinson Crusoe/Cast Away. I was surprised that this game, despite its obscure status in what is in itself an obscure genre, the game beats a lot of its competitors on a variety of fronts. Your character's physical and visual state reflects your status. My first year or two my character was both weak and skinnyfat from subsisting of foraged fruits and coconuts until I became comfortable with hunting (and even then only ambushing isolated and already dying dinos). As I built up a good diet and warm shelter my character's visual state improved- that gut and soft biceps melted away and my caveman is now rock-hard with sinew. Fat and muscle are the real currencies of the game. Like real hunter-gatherers you will have feast and famine periods- sometimes you will have plenty of meat (what grows your character's physical stats) while other times you will be forced to get by on low protein filler. However (like real life) eating protein but…

DinoSystem: A game designed to be overly frustrating and unfair for the sake of unrealistic realism. Your character can begin starving to death over the course of a day, yet it takes an inordinate amount of effort to get any food. In addition, when getting that food, half the time you fail which makes your "soreness" meter go up, which increases your chances to fail, and makes you weaker. This meter increases even when walking, and decreases very, very slowly, even when you're high on food, rest, and water. In addition, your character, for some reason, has an incredibly high chance of squishing every single berry they come across, wasting the several in game hours it takes to even get one. Then, for some bizarre reason, your character constantly refuses to sleep, and you have to click "go to sleep" over and over again in order to make them sleep. And if your character is tired, again, their chances of success at everything goes down, so you have to play some bizarre game of cookie clicker on your character so that they'll just go the ♥♥♥♥ to sleep. And then, of course, there's the crafting mechanics, which border on the masochistic. Want to craft something? No problem! It'll just…

Rich survival sim from a 1 man team

Cool game with a cool dev. The game might be awkward at first, but there's always a way or feature to get around it, the dev will also quickly take in feedback, so by the next update whatever bug you had will be gone.

Really nice single player game can get really hard tho on your first few hours took me 4 hours to find out how to craft but overall this game has potential