Dev Here. Wow! When I clicked on this video I was like "ready for the hurt" but really enjoyed the honest pro and con feedback! Fossilfuel was a passion project of mine and honestly, I probably should have waited until I had more developer experience under my belt before attempting to put together a game this size. At the time I hardly even knew how to use Animation Blueprints (The animations don't even blend). Fossilfuel was a game I've wanted to make ever since playing Turok, Resident Evil, and Half Life as a kid in the 90s. The inspirations in the game are fairly obvious. Reading the comments here and having made something that people have spent this much time playing and analysing really makes it all worth it! You all are awesome. Ps - I'll be sure to put motion blur options going forward ;-)
It's clear there's a lot of passion in this project. Keep up the good work! If there's any thing the FPS scene is lacking now a days it's both Dinosaur games and Half-Likes.
@@AidenRKrone sounds about right. I’ll keep doing updates, right now I have a new project I am working on. I would love to do a Fossilfuel sequel… I really loved working on it.
Well, we don't always succeed the first time, or the first ten times, but I'm sure you'll eventually make something great out of this concept. I hope it can eventually become a successor to Dino Crisis (since Capcom clearly doesn't care about the series anymore) lol.
Tryinna-be dev here. Im the flipside of the coin: i've been doing on and off projects without ever pubblishing a game at all because i can't find the "the perfect balance" for them or i feel i could be doing better. Maybe your game is not the best, but it's still something you've published and that's already a great accomplishment! Keep up the good work!
Seems to be a cheap shot by game journos. I think when the game looks terrible it's kinda justified but this looks like it had a lot of hours put into it.
@LOAN NGUYEN Dev here. Spot on. I simply don't have the time to model and animate every object myself. Buying assets is the only way to get a game done in a timely manner for me (it can take YEARS to make a game). I try to look at it like tools in a tool belt. The bought asset is the paint that I am using, but the actual painting is mine. My job is to make the best painting I can. I find that if the story and gameplay are fun enough, that is what matters.
Yeah stuff like this is totally fine. If in the end the gameplay is actually good, it’s worth my money. Which isn’t what I can say for a lot of other small-budget games that use pre made assets…
@dangerousbobstudioLLC I'm a guitar player that uses robo drum fills to make Jams. I totally understand where you're coming from. You're doing what you gotta do to get the game out the door. I support that.
As someone who's used Unreal there is a way to disable motion blur in the project settings without it affecting other post-processing settings, its just something that not many developers know of or think about. Also there is a way to disable it from the config files but its a bit of a hassle.
About Motion Blur; I've had the same issue with many games using Unreal Engine 4. It's usually coded into the engine and tied-in with the post-processing setting (from what I've gathered). I play many simulator-type games, and ALL the ones using UE4 have this EXTREMELY annoying motion blur crap cranked to 11.
It's enabled by default but you can adjust/disable it in your post processing volumes. I'm sure you could add a player-facing setting to override that if you wanted to, I think it's more desire than ability really.
@@GODSPEEDseven you can place post process volumes in levels, like a large box that when inside it overrides the post processing and you can tweak things. Also within engine project settings you can just disable motion blur completely which is always the first thing I do along with disabling adaptive exposure
The dev really looks like he has a passion for the thing he is making, and the negatives are kind of the things they either by lack or ability, time or money, couldn't make it
yeah, an asset flip is when someone just buys of bunch of assets, shoves them all in one game without optimizing and shoves it out the door. This dev clearly took the time to make the assets work together and give feel of having effort put behind it.
Yup, this is basically the opposite of what an asset flip is... but unfortunately there's not really a term for a game using pre-made assets. People usually just refer to asset flips vs asset flips with passion; which is more like a caveat of the positive kind.
It's good to see a dev with passion behind their project and the integrity to keep supporting it. Even if the game never becomes great, there's a good chance they will grow as a developer and end up doing something better in the future.
The Tyrannosaurus boss really could've used more Jurassic Park inspiration again, like in terms of speed maybe Usain Bolt could still outrun it by foot but not me.
Actually, I found out recently that T.rex couldn't run faster than 15mph, or its legs would break. But on the plus side, it's vision wasn't based on movement, so it could see you if you remained still.
@@martincann5052 There's varying hypotheses based on fossils, estimated weight, bone density, etc. 15mph is definitely on the lower end of estimates, while the upper end also doesn't tend to exceed 25mph. What we definitely know is it was faster than 3mph.
So Cordis Die rises up and so do dinosaurs in 2025? Until 2019 I would have just laughed at the absurdity. Since 2020, I wouldn't be surprised if both CD rising up and dinosaurs reappearing were to happen. It'd just be a regular Wednesday.
Thanks to every one that joined me while I streamed this...interesting game. If you want to hang out in the future, consider following my twitch! www.twitch.tv/jarek4gamingdragon
You should play stalker anomaly with provaks game data 2.4 (it’s a lot like the original F.E.A.R. It also has the most options in a game to change everything I’ve seen)
There should be a line of code you can put in engine.ini to remove motion blur from most UE4 games. I do it all the time to remove Chromatic Aberration.
I just love how people think the Dodo bird is from prehistoric erea but in actuality it wasn't it was a recent bird that probably around 30 to 40 thousand years old that died off because of hunting them in the middle ages
I think having a survival horror dinosaur game would be really cool. Have a RE7 style map. Dinosaurs aren't really scary, so finding a way to make them more disturbing would be cool. This guy had a lot of cool ideas that were limited by budget/tools.
Dinosaurs can be hella scary, they just don't get utilized super properly in most media because they're a fringe interest and don't usually attract big talent/people dont want to invest in them.
@@faceless2302 they are like dragons to me. Dragons look cool. But they aren't scary. To me at least. If you did a dinosaur in a xenomorph like way, I could see it working, sort of. Tho xenomorphs have to specifically kill humans in order to survive. It's the only way they can breed. And dinosaurs are like birds. Unpredictable and threatening, but a little dumb. They are like any other wild animal. Humans would be hunting them, not dinosaurs hunting humans. They would need a reason to specifically hunt humans. Maybe if they were mutated or something then maybe. It would be cool to see a dinosaur game that has accurate appearance and sound. Imagine feathers on velocirapors. And the low pulsing bass of a T rex
@@ego6342 Animals hunt or otherwise attack humans all the time, they don't really need any deeper reason to do so. Tons of instances of lion and leopard attacks in video or history for example. Humans are usually on top of the whole avoiding predation thing because we're smart, but one little slip up and you're bleeding to death in something's jaws or having part of your body severed by a claw. This sort of dynamic is why Jurassic Park is such a good story, it feels real (minus the novel raptors that can chew through steel bars), and real life is scary. Dragons are purely fantastical in nature, but dinosaurs were the real apex creatures of their era for an unbelievably long time and must've been exceptionally capable animals.
There´s a dino game called second extinction, a 4 player coop... open world. You´re dumped onto the world to do some mission in a certain section or go free roam and just do busywork. Not great but also not bad. characters with various abilities and ladouts. Can be fun with a couple of friends
I'd pay $20 for this no problem. I've wasted a lot more on games that offered a lot less; and it's pure idealism, but I'd like to believe it would go towards making this (if not a subsequent game) better. Far from great, but you can tell it's made with love and intent. For me, it all hits just right, totally worth giving it a go
Love your channel for this, among other things. Taking a fair honest look at proper B- and C-grade underground projects that may be worth the player's attention. Thank you!
Oh blimey! Brings back memories. You could pretty much go anywhere if I remember correctly in a level/map. Remember some frustrating check points to. Ha. :)
You can generally turn off motion blur in the cfg files for UE4 games. They’re normally hidden in AppData\Local\Game dev name\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor\Engine.ini
I've not heard many people talk about this game, but when they do, it's saying it's horrible. But maybe it's not as bad as I've seen people say? I guess I'll see.
Probably because they read "asset flip" and immediately declare its bad... To be fair it does look amature as all hell, but it's clear the person making this game *really* wants to make something good! If we can encourage the developer in the right direction, we could potentially see a brand new IP come from this dude
I'm patiently waiting for Deathground to come out, I hope it does, cause it looks amazing. We need more quality dinosaur-themed horror games and also ufo-themed horror games, imo.
Every day I plead to every god in every religion for a Resident Evil 2 style remake of Dino Crisis, and every day the pantheon look down on me and laugh.
To the motion blur: Yes. It IS just how Unreal Engine games work unless you manually make some changes as a dev. I've covered countless Unreal Engine games myself, and had the chance to speak to some of their devs. Unreal aggressively pre-packages a ton of unnecessary and frankly nauseating features that a developer must spend extra time disabling or giving a toggle to. And yet, I believe not even a basic options menu is a default feature. This must be enabled by the dev. (BTW: Nice to see another furry creator doing well on here! Great video! :3)
Seems like a decent proof of concept, id say follow the developer see if they improve, seems like they have some solid ideas on design they just need work.
I had a blast playing this. It isn't perfect, everyone can tell that, but it is so fun. A motion blur toggle has indeed been added for people like us who dislike it. The dev has a lot of passion and I hope he can continue learning and honing his craft later on.
The Developer obviously care. And Pre made asset is fine. Honestly we need more good to high quality pre-made asset. Not all Indie developer, which are all where the daring and caring dev are in these day are dirt poor. And don't know how, or can afford to make asset.
Maybe we can help the dev out! It's clear he wants to make something good even if he's limited in what he can do, so maybe we can recruit some people and help him make the game perfect
Since you have episodes that cover some VR games, have you tried out Gun Club VR? It's like some sort of gun simulator and shooting range game, based off of a mobile game. You buy and try out a huge selection of guns (no belt feds😞), customize them in almost anyway you want, and try your hand at a lot of different ranges. Your enemies include cardboard cutouts of different types: thugs, nazis, zombies, Nazi zombies. You even have access to a sandbox level where you try out just about all the guns (and a few other weapons), as well as shoot at props of different types. Later.
Me too, i never understood motion blur. Another thing i never liked (it really kills immersion) is when they use lens flare in games - i mean, my "in game eyes" aren't camera lenses! Heh. P.S. - has anyone played "Kane and Lynch: Dog Days"? ... Mannnn, the "eye candy" effects in that game are like no other, yeehaw... You've got: Lens flare, MASSIVE motion blur, static noise, chromatic aberration, camera shakes when you move as if literally a cameraman is recording your movements, etc...
Using dinosaurs as a horror threat to him is just absurbed or weird, though I have yet to see someone use bears or wolves as horror monsters. Though when it comes to Turok, I hope Turok evolution comes to PC as that was my first exposure to turok, sure it wasn't perfect but I still had fun.
@@Jarekthegamingdragon I’d love to see all the hate comments though directed towards this game. I mean imo the only thing bad about the multiplayer is that the gunsmith essentially makes every gun behave exactly like each other, which is something that I don’t think should happen.
Not being able to turn off motion blur is actually *exactly* the way unreal is, which is one of the reasons i'm no longer using it. At least in ue4, there's a shitton of postprocessing effects, including very bad antialiasing and motion blur, which are all under a single option, no way to turn them off except for modifying the engine in visual c++. Yuck.
...you can change effects with console commands. Which I'm pretty sure you can call with basic blueprints. The default effect settings are just that, default settings. It's at the discretion of a developer to add those more in depth settings.
@@eyedine Then it's really funny that despite browsing documentation relating to the postprocessing of UE4, despite googling for hours, despite going through official support channels, i have never come across the retarded idea that you have to play with console commands at runtime to affect postprocessing effects, despite there already being settings in UE4 related to the postprocessing effects - these settings themselves not having any of the functionality you purpoted console commands to have. Then again, the last time i used UE4 was 2 years ago, maybe the dumb fucks changed something since.
Fossil fuel is a really good name for a dinosaur shooter honestly, and a T-rex would be really hard to get away from, even if you can move your legs faster its strides should out pace a person easily, very lame fight. "Don't try to fuck dinosaurs kids" you can't tell me what to do!
aww man... I've been playing around with a dinosaur stealth/horror game and now everyone is gonna think i'm copying this dude... oh well... we do need more dinosaur games
I get a real "Who Killed Captain Alex" vibe from this game. It's not the most technically proficient media out there but there's definitely someone who really cares about making something they had fun with and enjoyed.
Dev Here.
Wow! When I clicked on this video I was like "ready for the hurt" but really enjoyed the honest pro and con feedback!
Fossilfuel was a passion project of mine and honestly, I probably should have waited until I had more developer experience under my belt before attempting to put together a game this size. At the time I hardly even knew how to use Animation Blueprints (The animations don't even blend).
Fossilfuel was a game I've wanted to make ever since playing Turok, Resident Evil, and Half Life as a kid in the 90s. The inspirations in the game are fairly obvious.
Reading the comments here and having made something that people have spent this much time playing and analysing really makes it all worth it! You all are awesome.
Ps - I'll be sure to put motion blur options going forward ;-)
It's clear there's a lot of passion in this project. Keep up the good work! If there's any thing the FPS scene is lacking now a days it's both Dinosaur games and Half-Likes.
@@AidenRKrone sounds about right. I’ll keep doing updates, right now I have a new project I am working on. I would love to do a Fossilfuel sequel… I really loved working on it.
I wish you luck.
Well, we don't always succeed the first time, or the first ten times, but I'm sure you'll eventually make something great out of this concept.
I hope it can eventually become a successor to Dino Crisis (since Capcom clearly doesn't care about the series anymore) lol.
Tryinna-be dev here.
Im the flipside of the coin: i've been doing on and off projects without ever pubblishing a game at all because i can't find the "the perfect balance" for them or i feel i could be doing better.
Maybe your game is not the best, but it's still something you've published and that's already a great accomplishment! Keep up the good work!
Honestly this is why pre made assets exist, so devs that can't put all their time and money into a game but still care
Seems to be a cheap shot by game journos. I think when the game looks terrible it's kinda justified but this looks like it had a lot of hours put into it.
@LOAN NGUYEN Dev here. Spot on. I simply don't have the time to model and animate every object myself. Buying assets is the only way to get a game done in a timely manner for me (it can take YEARS to make a game). I try to look at it like tools in a tool belt. The bought asset is the paint that I am using, but the actual painting is mine. My job is to make the best painting I can.
I find that if the story and gameplay are fun enough, that is what matters.
Yeah stuff like this is totally fine. If in the end the gameplay is actually good, it’s worth my money. Which isn’t what I can say for a lot of other small-budget games that use pre made assets…
@@brawler5760 I think the key is to dress it up so it dosnt look like an asset flip. Like maybe change some texture colours and stuff like that.
@dangerousbobstudioLLC I'm a guitar player that uses robo drum fills to make Jams. I totally understand where you're coming from.
You're doing what you gotta do to get the game out the door. I support that.
Conceptually speaking, this game sounds like a modern day interpretation of the original Dino Crisis, which is fantastic.
I just ripped my girl's Dino crisis ps1 disc last night, and i agree.
@@HeyItsJonny wtf
@@tituikabussaa ripped, meaning made a copy of
Or trespasser
Dev here. That is exactly what I was going for!
I'm excited for maybe a dinosaur resurgence. There's also Deathground which looks to be like 4 player Alien Isolation with dinosaurs.
Yeah I think a few or some of the people who worked on Alien Isolation worked on this.
You should check Primal Dominion
hey I Kickstarted Deathground :D
Look up instinction
You. Keep talking.
As someone who's used Unreal there is a way to disable motion blur in the project settings without it affecting other post-processing settings, its just something that not many developers know of or think about.
Also there is a way to disable it from the config files but its a bit of a hassle.
Dev here, I'll add in motion blur options.
About Motion Blur;
I've had the same issue with many games using Unreal Engine 4. It's usually coded into the engine and tied-in with the post-processing setting (from what I've gathered).
I play many simulator-type games, and ALL the ones using UE4 have this EXTREMELY annoying motion blur crap cranked to 11.
I hate motion blur it gives me cracking headaches. Thanks for the info on UE4.
That explains why The Citadel doesn't have motion blur- it has no post-processing.
It's enabled by default but you can adjust/disable it in your post processing volumes. I'm sure you could add a player-facing setting to override that if you wanted to, I think it's more desire than ability really.
@@0lionheart What exactly do you mean by adjusting the post-processing volumes??
@@GODSPEEDseven you can place post process volumes in levels, like a large box that when inside it overrides the post processing and you can tweak things. Also within engine project settings you can just disable motion blur completely which is always the first thing I do along with disabling adaptive exposure
The dev really looks like he has a passion for the thing he is making, and the negatives are kind of the things they either by lack or ability, time or money, couldn't make it
I don't think it's fair to call this an asset flip. There was clearly a lot of effort put into this, even if it used a lot of pre made assets.
yeah, an asset flip is when someone just buys of bunch of assets, shoves them all in one game without optimizing and shoves it out the door. This dev clearly took the time to make the assets work together and give feel of having effort put behind it.
The assests in this game seem to be used for what their meant for, placeholders.
Yup, this is basically the opposite of what an asset flip is... but unfortunately there's not really a term for a game using pre-made assets. People usually just refer to asset flips vs asset flips with passion; which is more like a caveat of the positive kind.
Yeah, if they actually had a budget for artists, this game would probably be widely considered at least halfway decent
It's good to see a dev with passion behind their project and the integrity to keep supporting it. Even if the game never becomes great, there's a good chance they will grow as a developer and end up doing something better in the future.
The Tyrannosaurus boss really could've used more Jurassic Park inspiration again, like in terms of speed maybe Usain Bolt could still outrun it by foot but not me.
Actually, I found out recently that T.rex couldn't run faster than 15mph, or its legs would break. But on the plus side, it's vision wasn't based on movement, so it could see you if you remained still.
@@martincann5052 There's varying hypotheses based on fossils, estimated weight, bone density, etc. 15mph is definitely on the lower end of estimates, while the upper end also doesn't tend to exceed 25mph. What we definitely know is it was faster than 3mph.
@@Argacyan Oh, okay, nevermind.
So Cordis Die rises up and so do dinosaurs in 2025?
Until 2019 I would have just laughed at the absurdity.
Since 2020, I wouldn't be surprised if both CD rising up and dinosaurs reappearing were to happen. It'd just be a regular Wednesday.
Thanks!
You're being awesome, man.
It's rare to find small devs that care about their game and keep updating it, this looks like one of those.
And that's a good thing.
Thanks to every one that joined me while I streamed this...interesting game. If you want to hang out in the future, consider following my twitch! www.twitch.tv/jarek4gamingdragon
Are you interested in streaming Clive Barker’s Jericho? It’s a bit of a fascinating piece of the mid 2000s era.
You should play stalker anomaly with provaks game data 2.4 (it’s a lot like the original F.E.A.R. It also has the most options in a game to change everything I’ve seen)
There should be a line of code you can put in engine.ini to remove motion blur from most UE4 games. I do it all the time to remove Chromatic Aberration.
I just love how people think the Dodo bird is from prehistoric erea but in actuality it wasn't it was a recent bird that probably around 30 to 40 thousand years old that died off because of hunting them in the middle ages
I think having a survival horror dinosaur game would be really cool. Have a RE7 style map. Dinosaurs aren't really scary, so finding a way to make them more disturbing would be cool. This guy had a lot of cool ideas that were limited by budget/tools.
Dino crisis?
@@ShadeSlayer1911 yeah like that. But I think having it in first person would be cooler. More immersive. And maybe no futuristic setting
Dinosaurs can be hella scary, they just don't get utilized super properly in most media because they're a fringe interest and don't usually attract big talent/people dont want to invest in them.
@@faceless2302 they are like dragons to me. Dragons look cool. But they aren't scary. To me at least.
If you did a dinosaur in a xenomorph like way, I could see it working, sort of. Tho xenomorphs have to specifically kill humans in order to survive. It's the only way they can breed. And dinosaurs are like birds. Unpredictable and threatening, but a little dumb. They are like any other wild animal. Humans would be hunting them, not dinosaurs hunting humans. They would need a reason to specifically hunt humans. Maybe if they were mutated or something then maybe.
It would be cool to see a dinosaur game that has accurate appearance and sound. Imagine feathers on velocirapors. And the low pulsing bass of a T rex
@@ego6342 Animals hunt or otherwise attack humans all the time, they don't really need any deeper reason to do so. Tons of instances of lion and leopard attacks in video or history for example. Humans are usually on top of the whole avoiding predation thing because we're smart, but one little slip up and you're bleeding to death in something's jaws or having part of your body severed by a claw. This sort of dynamic is why Jurassic Park is such a good story, it feels real (minus the novel raptors that can chew through steel bars), and real life is scary. Dragons are purely fantastical in nature, but dinosaurs were the real apex creatures of their era for an unbelievably long time and must've been exceptionally capable animals.
There´s a dino game called second extinction, a 4 player coop... open world. You´re dumped onto the world to do some mission in a certain section or go free roam and just do busywork. Not great but also not bad. characters with various abilities and ladouts. Can be fun with a couple of friends
I'd pay $20 for this no problem. I've wasted a lot more on games that offered a lot less; and it's pure idealism, but I'd like to believe it would go towards making this (if not a subsequent game) better. Far from great, but you can tell it's made with love and intent. For me, it all hits just right, totally worth giving it a go
Love your channel for this, among other things. Taking a fair honest look at proper B- and C-grade underground projects that may be worth the player's attention. Thank you!
7:22 I'm now thinking of a guy with multiple backpacks on his back running from soldiers and dinosoars
There's an old FPS franchise called "Project I.G.I". Curious to see if you can make a video on it.
Oh blimey! Brings back memories. You could pretty much go anywhere if I remember correctly in a level/map. Remember some frustrating check points to. Ha. :)
@@cavetendobiggles1841 No checkpoints. No saves whatsoever. Tough game.
@@jamstonjulian6947 ah yes that is correct - no check points :)
You can generally turn off motion blur in the cfg files for UE4 games. They’re normally hidden in AppData\Local\Game dev name\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor\Engine.ini
Now that you've mentioned Turok, could you make a video on it?
Man,i wish we have more dinossaur games ._.
*(Descent ones btw)*
All we need to do is wait
Instinction looks pretty good, just hoping it doesn't disappoint.
what's that music he uses in 2:00? he uses it alot in his videos
I've not heard many people talk about this game, but when they do, it's saying it's horrible. But maybe it's not as bad as I've seen people say? I guess I'll see.
Probably because they read "asset flip" and immediately declare its bad...
To be fair it does look amature as all hell, but it's clear the person making this game *really* wants to make something good! If we can encourage the developer in the right direction, we could potentially see a brand new IP come from this dude
the asset flip that got on the news in my country was malavision the origin. it sucks, at least i have it on disc
This looks pretty interesting for an indie game. I wouldn't call it an asset flip at all. He clearly is working on it.
Oh, my favorite content of the Channel!
I'm patiently waiting for Deathground to come out, I hope it does, cause it looks amazing. We need more quality dinosaur-themed horror games and also ufo-themed horror games, imo.
Talking of Half-Life, isn't that a Black Mesa scientist yell at 3:38? :D
Every day I plead to every god in every religion for a Resident Evil 2 style remake of Dino Crisis, and every day the pantheon look down on me and laugh.
Steve Blum? Sounded more like David Hayter (Snake in the Metal Gear Solid series)
I enjoy a lot watching your videos. Thanks for your amazing videos.
Wait, what you define as an asset flip?
To the motion blur: Yes. It IS just how Unreal Engine games work unless you manually make some changes as a dev.
I've covered countless Unreal Engine games myself, and had the chance to speak to some of their devs. Unreal aggressively pre-packages a ton of unnecessary and frankly nauseating features that a developer must spend extra time disabling or giving a toggle to. And yet, I believe not even a basic options menu is a default feature. This must be enabled by the dev.
(BTW: Nice to see another furry creator doing well on here! Great video! :3)
Seems like a decent proof of concept, id say follow the developer see if they improve, seems like they have some solid ideas on design they just need work.
Hey, jarek. Any plans on reviewing polish first person shooter series "The mortyr"?
I cannot wait to see you play The Lost Wilds.
Unironically this game looks really cool
We need the resident evil team to bring back Dino crisis in the style of ether re7 or re2 remake.
What was the vr game u were talking about?
What is the song at the start
Second extinction is a pretty alright dinosaur game. Got it on gamepass and it's on oc.
0:56 JAREK THE FOV DRAGON STRIKES AGAIN!!!! LOL!!!
Hey Jarek, have you tried Supraland?
I had a blast playing this. It isn't perfect, everyone can tell that, but it is so fun. A motion blur toggle has indeed been added for people like us who dislike it. The dev has a lot of passion and I hope he can continue learning and honing his craft later on.
The influence might come from underhell ? They even use a similar inventory system?
That inventory system is very generic survival inventory system. Underhell did not create that.
3:48 that's actually cool, not gonna lie.
You should try out the 2008 turok doing knife montages was lots of fun in that game
I am asking again if you are going to make a l4d2 review
No
Bro what
The Developer obviously care.
And Pre made asset is fine.
Honestly we need more good to high quality pre-made asset.
Not all Indie developer, which are all where the daring and caring dev are in these day are dirt poor.
And don't know how, or can afford to make asset.
Still waiting for that Dino Crisis remake.
Speaking of dinos, are you gonna try Jurassic Park: Trespasser?
Honestly the game looks janky but the guy who made this had a lot of passion and maybe could of been really good with more time and bigger budget
Maybe we can help the dev out! It's clear he wants to make something good even if he's limited in what he can do, so maybe we can recruit some people and help him make the game perfect
@@NoahDaArk I wish I knew what I was doing with stuff like that
@@oldmanprostte3574 Same here honestly
ready or not review when
Now it's a game I've never heard about it.
i am 99% sure that robot is the digistruct of ross scotts soul trapped in a vendor bot
can you review Iron Lung? :p
1:04
A true epic gamer moment
Since you have episodes that cover some VR games, have you tried out Gun Club VR? It's like some sort of gun simulator and shooting range game, based off of a mobile game. You buy and try out a huge selection of guns (no belt feds😞), customize them in almost anyway you want, and try your hand at a lot of different ranges. Your enemies include cardboard cutouts of different types: thugs, nazis, zombies, Nazi zombies. You even have access to a sandbox level where you try out just about all the guns (and a few other weapons), as well as shoot at props of different types. Later.
Yo, Yawn from Resident Evil makes an appearance!
Resident Evil with dinosaurs? That's called Dino Crisis :D
Maybe the best dinosaur video game that is there
The Call of Cthulhu game that works on the Unreal engine is also like that. Everything is tied to post-processing. Fuck Unreal honestly.
Me too, i never understood motion blur. Another thing i never liked (it really kills immersion) is when they use lens flare in games - i mean, my "in game eyes" aren't camera lenses! Heh.
P.S. - has anyone played "Kane and Lynch: Dog Days"? ... Mannnn, the "eye candy" effects in that game are like no other, yeehaw... You've got:
Lens flare, MASSIVE motion blur, static noise, chromatic aberration, camera shakes when you move as if literally a cameraman is recording your movements, etc...
you can at least turn off the camera shake. makes it a little bit better
Motion blur should be illegal tbh
We need a Far Cry style dinosaur game . Open world
Using dinosaurs as a horror threat to him is just absurbed or weird, though I have yet to see someone use bears or wolves as horror monsters.
Though when it comes to Turok, I hope Turok evolution comes to PC as that was my first exposure to turok, sure it wasn't perfect but I still had fun.
Graphite and Boron switches on the reactor
I guess the dev watched Chernobyl
Jarek confirmed Scaley
i would love to see him cover COD Vanguard
Single player and Zombies=garbage Multiplayer=More MW2019 and still fun.
There, done.
@@Jarekthegamingdragon I’d love to see all the hate comments though directed towards this game. I mean imo the only thing bad about the multiplayer is that the gunsmith essentially makes every gun behave exactly like each other, which is something that I don’t think should happen.
Not being able to turn off motion blur is actually *exactly* the way unreal is, which is one of the reasons i'm no longer using it. At least in ue4, there's a shitton of postprocessing effects, including very bad antialiasing and motion blur, which are all under a single option, no way to turn them off except for modifying the engine in visual c++. Yuck.
...you can change effects with console commands. Which I'm pretty sure you can call with basic blueprints.
The default effect settings are just that, default settings.
It's at the discretion of a developer to add those more in depth settings.
@@eyedine Then it's really funny that despite browsing documentation relating to the postprocessing of UE4, despite googling for hours, despite going through official support channels, i have never come across the retarded idea that you have to play with console commands at runtime to affect postprocessing effects, despite there already being settings in UE4 related to the postprocessing effects - these settings themselves not having any of the functionality you purpoted console commands to have. Then again, the last time i used UE4 was 2 years ago, maybe the dumb fucks changed something since.
If you want more dinosaur games then you should check out Instinction and Project Ferocious. They are both on steam
I've had both wishlisted for a long while but both aren't complete.
points to the developer(s) for actually trying to make a decent dinosaur game (and giving that one dino feathers)
This actually looks pretty good. I can't however, invest in any game where I can't turn off blur & bloom.
Fossil fuel is a really good name for a dinosaur shooter honestly, and a T-rex would be really hard to get away from, even if you can move your legs faster its strides should out pace a person easily, very lame fight.
"Don't try to fuck dinosaurs kids" you can't tell me what to do!
It looks like a game that's actually made with love at least
Night trips are giving me strong STALKER vibes - going outside at night is bad idea even for veterans
Resident evil with dinosaurs we had a game like that calles dino crisis an IP that needs to make a comeback
I haven't played this series, but maybe the dev also wanted to make a homage to Dino Crisis?
This game is the reason asset stores exist. So small time people can make something. I enjoyed it for what it is.
What if the Dino Crisis remake was an FPS like RE Village?
Is the vibe I'm getting
There's a cool Dino game coming out called Primal Dominion. Def better than Primal Carnage, and kinda felt like Turok X Jurassic Park.
This game just needs more polish
aww man... I've been playing around with a dinosaur stealth/horror game and now everyone is gonna think i'm copying this dude... oh well... we do need more dinosaur games
YOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I love your reviews, Jarek. Always brings a smile to me.
Honestly this game is good enjoyable similar feel to Jurassic Park 1 movie.
I get a real "Who Killed Captain Alex" vibe from this game. It's not the most technically proficient media out there but there's definitely someone who really cares about making something they had fun with and enjoyed.
Unreal blur is to unreal as cancerous ads are to unity.
I miss Turok 2008
Looks like Jurassic World: The Video Game to me.
Imagine not being able to turn off blur, depth of field and bloom
Day 2 of asking Jarek to review the 3 history channel fps games
Hey Jarek, I hope you talking about Digital Homicide instead. Good luck
Dino use door shield!
Well until capcom decides to aknoweldge that dino crisis exists this will have to do :)
Good name for a dinosaur game at least
Try second extinction. Fun coop dino shooter. I love the free roam
So what if Dino Crisis but also REmake 2, but the dev has the budget of five bucks and a blunt. Interesting.
Jarek still Hasn’t done the original house of the dead 😑
Not really interested in on rail shooters. I've never understood the affinity for that game.