Fossilfuel 2

Beware, only purchase if on sale, with the bugs and the jank it's not worth more than $5.00. I know it's an indie shop but many of the basics are missing like you cannot skip cutscenes that come out of nowhere and just destroy the immersion, basic bindings with your mouse are not supported, framerate drops during battle with no sense hit boxes really shows how much of an amateur project this really is so $5.00 feels about right just for the graphics. Everything is in place for a really great game if only the dev would polish this a little bit more, feels more like a demo or a sandbox the dev is learning in. We will see if Fossilfuel 3 has taught the dev any of the lesson he should have learned from the first two games, I might try the demo if I'm really bored, if the dev has learned and improved I will leave a glowing great review and promote it for them but if its still the same janky crap I will continue to warn the masses to avoid

Es un juego con dinosaurios, y muy buenos gráficos. Y hay un T-Rex robótico que lanza cohetes, ¿qué mas necesitas? Ahora en serio, el juego es bueno, mejor de lo que esperaba. Tiene muy buena atmósfera, los gráficos son muy buenos para un estudio indie, las animaciones también son sorprendentemente buenas y fluidas. Los jefes dejan mucho que desear, sobre todo los 2 primeros. Al final hay una parte en la que tienes que sobrevivir a una oleada de enemigos muy duros, que no pega nada con el resto del juego. Y el jefe final es decepcionante por lo fácil que es. Pero se perdonan esos fallos. Es un buen juego, y si te gustan los dinosaurios, compralo. Como Capcom no hace un remake del primer Dino Crisis, esto es lo más cercano que hay.

Love this game for its scary style and dinosaurs but boy can it be really Funny by accident really enjoyed it streamed 1 & 2 recently and going to stream ff3 demo looking Forward to it Keep making Dino shooters

https://youtu.be/0W2BD74mFrk Making a game focus on shooting dinosaurs but not allowing the player to shoot dinosaurs is a very frustrating start.

Fossilfuel 2 feels like a modern tribute to the era when survival horror games prioritized tension, exploration, and creature-driven chaos over cinematic spectacle. Developed and published by DangerousBob Studio LLC, the game drops players into an isolated Alaskan research facility where a scientific disaster has unleashed prehistoric predators across flooded laboratories, dark corridors, and abandoned industrial sectors. From the opening moments, the game establishes a grim atmosphere filled with emergency alarms, dim lighting, and the constant threat of something dangerous waiting nearby. It immediately embraces its identity as a dinosaur survival horror experience and rarely strays from that focus. The strongest aspect of Fossilfuel 2 is how effectively it combines action and suspense. Ammunition is limited enough to make firefights stressful, but combat still feels satisfying thanks to a solid arsenal of weapons and aggressive enemy encounters. Raptors sprint through hallways with frightening speed, aquatic creatures attack from murky water, and larger predators create moments of panic that keep the pacing intense throughout the campaign. The game constantly pushes players int…

Fun, but janky. The boss fights especially feel like a hack job. It has some good ambiance at points though. Getting attacked by dinos in dark corridors can be pretty tense. Don't buy it at full price though. $20 is a bit too steep for this imo.