"Dino Crisis crafts an excellent eerie and dreadful atmosphere, with a great use of sound, jump scares, and enemy placement. The Dinos themselves always feel threatening, no matter how far into the game you get, and the lack of ammo and health items at convenient points always makes you have to act cautiously and plan your next move, or pay for it." Cmack The Don of PL Writes
Capcom has a survey doing the rounds asking about its past and present franchises - and naturally, Dino Crisis is the topic du jour. But should we even want a new Dino Crisis game?
Exactly. We definitely deserve a breath of fire game again before most of their other ips. Rpgs are killing it these last few years. Jump in capcom
Its a possibility that the survey would help bring older games to moderns age. Possibilities
It feels like that with most videogame company surveys. I often times wonder why they even bother with them as they usually don't amount to much.
Siliconera spoke with Exoprimal Director Takuro Hiraoka about the game, its dinosaurs, and the possibility of a Dino Crisis crossover.
Exoprimal regrettably isn't Dino Crisis' much-needed revival, but a fun and hilarious game that could do wonders with consistent content.
I've read many who say this game is mad fun... rough around the edges, but otherwise fun.
unfortunately there is no true solo play so i can't really play it due to my crappy connection
It's actually quite a bit of fun. Solid 7.5 for me. I wasn't expecting it to be any good but iv played it most nights since it hit gamepass. Maps can be a bit repetitive and dinos variety kinda lacks. It opens up more as u play but I will say it takes awhile before getting anything new.
I've been enjoying this game since I bought it. Win or lose, it's a great time
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I'm not. This is a huge misstep. Based on their last showcase I believe Capcom is about to take a bit of a tumble from grace starting here.
One of my favorite games back in the day on ps1 along with parasite eve and galeriens or however it was spelled.