
Face dinosaurs, solve puzzles and travel back to the time of ginormous lizards and pixelated adventure games.
A glowing stone crashes from the sky into a young hunter's village. Its arrival draws a bloodthirsty tribe, who attack the settlement and enslave her people. Barely escaping into the jungle, she discovers the stone's true origin: a stranded spaceman whose damaged pod depends on it. Together, this unlikely pair must cross dinosaur-infested lands to free her tribe and find a way to send him home.




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When i was young, it was the Age of the C64. The Age of the Pixel Games. I remember my shining eyes when I stood in front of the C64 monitor for the first time and played BOULDER DASH for the first time. And then in 1987, the big moment, the first time MANIAC MANSON. My first point-and-click adventure. And so it began. Over the Years i played so many of them. The ones from SIERRA (KINGS QUEST, POLICE QUEST, SPACE QUEST ect.), LUCAS ARTS (LOOM, INDIANA JONES, ZAC MCKRACKEN, et.) and of course LURE OF THE TEMPRESS from REVOLUTION SOFTWARE, the ones who created the BROKEN SWORD Series. Over the Years other Genres took over and Adventures became rare. Not gone, but rare, becoming Pearls in the Ocean of Games. Like this one. So, dear Reader, welcome to THEROPODS! Well, dear Reader, i cannot lie, but after starting THEROPODS and seeing the beginning of the Game i have had a Tear in my Eye.
Therapods shows us through a series of grunts and groans that you do not need long arms to have a decent little adventure. (T-Rex Pun, someone stop me) https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3788656696 You start out playing as a red haired woman trying to survive in a world where dinosaurs roam freely and small tribes are still figuring out this whole civilization thing. Later, you also get to play as a rather mysterious second character, which adds a little more sci-fi to the story. The Therapod gimic is how it wants to tell its entire story through visuals and sound. There is no spoken dialogue and no text to read. Characters communicate through gestures, expressions, noises and whatever is happening around them. It is a neat idea, and for the most part youll understand exactly what the game is trying to tell you. The music is absolutely great. I did have to get use
I’ve backed the game so many years ago, perhaps I was expecting too much. Sadly, I was very unimpressed. It’s a 2 hours long romp set in some nondescript prehistoric fantasy, entirely non-verbal, and because of it perhaps trapped by its own design. It has little to say but doesn’t shy away from putting so many cut scenes in that I ended up a little embarrassed. A lot of the cool stuff happened there, far from the actual gameplay. The gameplay itself is really a string of very basic, often timed sequences of ‘use X on Y, then quickly do Z’, usually limited to a single screen and around 3-5 interactive elements at once. If a puzzle does use multiple screens, it has an ugly habit of repopulating used screens with new items, so that the go-to way to solve multi-screeners will always be to go back first and check if new stuff popped up. Technologically, I perhaps would’ve liked the pixe
Do you like Paleolithic era vibes, poink adventures, and have a couple hours to occupy? Then play Theropods! Short, sweet, easy, and hella good looking!
Big recommend for this one! This game goes hard! They really don't pull their punches on the story. Even told without dialogue you feel for the characters. Gorgeous background art you just want to soak in, and wonderful quirky characterful animation brings it all to life. Music slaps too! Puzzles remind me of the gobliins games somehow, little toyboxes where you poke and prod observing what happens until you can figure it out. Though I never got far in those games, whereas Theropods is balanced so you're never puzzled for long.. I'm in one of the last chapters now, and don't want it to end! So I'm putting it down for tonight so I can savour the rest later, but wanted to drop a review because I'm loving it!
Short, sweet, super fun. Pretty much the perfect game. Well done, Lost Token!
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