Gigantosaurus: Dino Sports

The control issues mentioned in the other reviews are actually steam's fault: the game has controller support but Steam says it doesn't so it makes you use a bad setup from Steam Input. If you disable that in Steam settings before launching, controllers work flawlessly. That said, the multiplayer version is just Mario Party with only six minigames. The minigames are good, but absolutely not worth 40 bucks

The game itself isn't bad, it's what you would expect for a game for small children. But the game is really broken, the controller support sucks with not every button mapped. A kid cannot play on their own without other person helping from the keyboard.

Gigantosaurus: Dino Sports may be a great game. It's cute and my daughters wanted to play it, but it cannot be played with a controller or M&K. I tried all of the suggestions, nada, zilch. Come on Steam! Fix the dang controls! This is absolutely ridiculous! Not recommended

I GIVE THIS GAME A 5/10.. GOOD GAME FOR KIDS NOT ADULTS. I FINISHED THE GAME UNDER 2 HOURS. NOT WORTH $39.99

https://youtu.be/ZT1CW5jK_AA Incomplete controller support is an immediate issue, but the mini game selections are also inconsistent in style and fun.

Gigantosaurus: Dino Sports, developed by Infinigon S.L. and published by Outright Games Ltd., is a lighthearted family-friendly party game that captures the spirit of the Gigantosaurus animated series and transforms it into a series of whimsical sporting challenges. Designed primarily for young audiences, it brings together colorful dinosaurs, simple mechanics, and a cheerful competitive atmosphere in a world filled with prehistoric charm. The premise is straightforward and perfectly suited to its demographic: the beloved characters Rocky, Bill, Tiny, and Mazu are competing in the Giganto Games, a collection of sporting events that test their agility, coordination, and teamwork while occasionally being interrupted by the massive dinosaur Giganto himself. What follows is a blend of fun mini-games, bright animation, and accessible controls designed to make the experience engaging for both children and families playing together. The gameplay centers around eight mini-games that span different sports-inspired events. Each one has a distinct setting and challenge, ranging from climbing and hang gliding to ice tubing, surfing, and a dinosaur-themed triathlon. Every event is crafted to b…