It's been a while since we've seen a dinosaur game topic on the channel and I wanted to change that. So, I hope you enjoyed it. Also, thank you guys for getting me to 48k subscribers! Trying to hit 50k before 2023 and we're very close. I appreciate all of you.
Say, Diego, have you ever checked out the game Cadillacs and Dinosaurs? I remember having played it lots on an old PSP.... I don't know if it's still a thing
There really was a weird trend in the 90s of games with dinosaurs having weird esoteric/biblical themes. There was also E.V.O. Search for Eden (and its predecessor 4.6 Billion Year Story), which starts out as a sort of SNES-era Spore but then completely drifts off into bizarre bullshit like a war between Atlantis and Mu, bird people in a sky island, Martians and fighting Satan in person.
Mmm, got that CRUNCHY 90s and 00s PC feeling It's good for the soul I can imagine firing this up at 7 AM on a saturday with the speaker's blasting just BARELY not waking up my parents And wasting 13 hours getting nowhere just fiddling with the game
Haven't played the game but I was raised in a conservative Christian background and your assessment of creationism is accurate to the version my folks still believe in. But I feel like many parts of this would go against the sentiments of many creationists, even if the premise matches up with their ideology. And the only other biblical references i can see from just this video are that the tyrant becomes a creature that crawls around on the ground, and that mirrors the serpent becoming a serpent like we know them today: legless and crawling on the ground. I suppose that could synbolize the coming end of dinosaurs and the rise of mammals. Also, the pterosaur's name "Eloi" (not sure spelling) is similar to El/Elohim, which is a Hebrew name for God, though that would be odd if it was intentional, lol.
I found this game 100% by accident in the $10 bin at Sam's club when I was about 12. It ate up a summer with me and my friend playing at my grandmother's computer on windows 95.
totally unexpected review! I love this kind of videos about this kind of world building with intriguing narrative and with extensive development in relation to dinosaurs! Trully a Edén legacy!! 🦕🐍🦖🍎🌳
@@DinoDiego16 I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. I honestly wish it either got a sequel or a revamp. I think the paleo-gaming community could use it to be honest.
@@ajxx9987 It was a strategy game where you tamed dinosaurs, build kingdoms, went to war, and there were and absolute crud ton of different dinosaurs and prehistoric mammals and birds all in that game.
I remember this game. I got it in a Costco bargain bin, and because I didn't have a lot of games I played it a lot. I got really stuck at the part where Dani leaves you, and I don't remember what I was missing but I couldn't' progress. I think "Thug doesn't understand dinosaur" is burned into my brain. I went back later and played it again and had no issues. I liked the music and as a big dinosaur nut as a kid this was really cool. Definitely a fun little nostalgia trip.
"Offer him an apple of all things" - The forbidden fruit is often portrayed as an apple. Adam in this game speaks to a serpent (the Mosasaurus) and in return for the apple he recieves hidden knowledge. Adam later eats a plant that sends him to an afterlife and he is told that he'll never be able to return to Eden. It's all a lot of Genesis symbolism. Frankly I'm just happy that Eve doesn't eat something and get blamed for causing all of this world's problems like her Bible counterpart does. 😒
@@DinoDiego16 There's never any mentioning of an apple in Genesis, though. Not sure where that came from, but some of the old Jewish exegeses mention a pomegranate as the forbidden fruit, not an apple. Also, Eve isn't necessarily 'blamed' in the story. She causes it, because she changes the commandment that God gave Adam, and by changing it, the serpent sees an opportunity to trick her, but God never rebukes or punishes her for it. They're only liable when they actively break a specific injunction. When they have disobeyed the one commandment they were given, God, in the story, asks them both why they did it, and Adam blames Eve (and indirectly God, for having made her), whereas Eve shifts the blame on the serpent. The point however is that they're both accountable for their own actions. Interestingly, according to the exegeses, the serpent wasn't a snake from the start. It had limbs and could walk around.
Malus, meaning bad in latin, may have been mistranslated as malum. I think, but that could easily be a misconception in itself. It's a decent theory though. So bad fruit becomes apple.
Having said that, I don't see the fall from grace as necessarily bad. It opened the gates to forbidden knowledge. In a perfect world, no choice you make will be "good", save one. And only through deception, or willful spite, could one be made to act toward anything but that one specific choice. I don't think people truly realize what Eden, heaven, and omniscience really imply, and just assume it's a big pleasure buffet or something. Maybe swing some of that at the next person to specifically blame Eve. They're being philosophically and theologically lazy.
I totally remember playing this as a kid!! There’s a memory I never thought I’d remember again. Definitely remember being fascinated by the world and creatures, and the music
Hello! The Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, with five bonus tracks! Thanks to the modern tools available in 2024, enlarged stereo field, clearer sounds and punchy dynamics, expanded spectrum with crispy high-pitched and mellow basses, makes the sound really better in comparison to the 1992 version. This version pulls you in a higher sound experience! total 18 tracks!
I remember playing this game when I was 4 years old on my dad's PC, Moorkus Rex terrified me so bad 😂 needless to say that was where I dropped it but I still have the original disc! I picked it up on GoG later and the world map fascinated me, it looks like a midway point between Pangaea and what the world would look like in later millennia.
The idea does kind of feel like a mix of maybe Lord of the Rings and Dinotopia, and obviously a few biblical references in the names of some of the characters and places.
I'm pretty sure that's a brachiosaurus on that art cover, yet in the game the sauropods are brontosaurus. I've noticed since my childhood there's been what seems like a confusion between brachiosaurus and or apatosaurus and brontosaurus. I had a toy that was labelled apatosaurus, but it was clearly a brachiosaurus. I've seen bedsheets with dinosaurs on them and it has a sauropod with the body of a brachiosaurus and the head of an apatosaurus. I just thought the confusion would have died out long ago by now.
If this kinda world interests you you should check out a game called Paraworld. It's a warcraft style game set in a world similar to the one shown here.
Man what do you call the graphical art style of this game that was prevalent throughout the late 90s-early 2000s? The cgi rendered architecture/landscapes that are clearly outdated today, but I just love the look of it like in games like Sid Myer’s Alpha Centauri. 🤩
I don‘t think it has a name, but it truly is an aesthetic that could have only existed in 90s videogames, when developers were taking full advantage of CDs becoming the main medium of gaming but CGI itself was still industrywide in the clunky polygonal phase. Some recent indie games are kinda trying to bring it back by imitating PS1 graphics
Yeah I do like the trend of recreating spooky PS1 games, but I feel like this style is more attune to PC graphics with how they look. Just love to see it with my nostalgic rittled brain. 😅
Just found this channel, this is my first video. Great video, very informative! Love learning about these old obscure games, and paleo stuff is a passive interest of mine which is a huge plus. Getting jumpscared by Dingo Pictures was not on my expectations list though, but I am not complaining. Subscribed.
Hello! The OST Remaster is now available for download on BandCamp in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, with six bonus tracks! Thanks to the modern tools available in 2024, enlarged stereo field, clearer sounds and punchy dynamics, expanded spectrum with crispy high-pitched and mellow basses, makes the sound really better in comparison to the 1992 version. This version pulls you in a higher sound experience! Total 20 tracks!
@@DinoDiego16 Thanks! Very kind from you! It could be even better if you remove the moderation, enabling me to answer directly to comments, as people are notified🤩!
If you're referring to posting the link in comments, TH-cam doesn't seem to allow people to do that for some reason. Unless you're talking about something else?
@@DinoDiego16 No, I don't need to post the link, just writing "on bandcamp" I've done this hundred of times for promotion of "Dune Spice Opéra remaster". It depends if your moderation level is Low, Standard, or High😏
Hello! The Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album! The sound is really enhanced in comparison to the 1992 version, thanks to the modern tools available in 2024... With enlarged stereo field, clearer sounds and punchy dynamics, expanded spectrum with crispy high-pitched and mellow basses, this version pulls you in a higher sound experience! Five bonus tracks, total 18 tracks
There's definitely some Biblical influences in the other names. Pretty sure Eloi is meant to be a nod to Eli, and Mashaar is probably Moses (the original Hebrew pronunciation being Moshe which is similar)
There are so many Dino games I have never heard of, and probably never will. There are not as many just, you know, just not high budget (not saying that’s a bad thing) Maybe JP, as much as I love them, should step down for a minute. Oh, and the word “citadel” brough me back to an old game called severed. I honestly can’t remember much except for the really cool atmosphere. I guess a lot of my favorite games may have some pretty crap gameplay, but I’ve always loved the lore part. The nostalgia of seeing one of those background on those dinosaur toy boxes. The backgrounds on lost Eden pretty much look like some of the old Kenner JP stuff. As much as I wish I could explore those worlds, nostalgia has probably twisted them so that they would be disappointing to play.
Good idea for a game but it pretty much sounds like what a crazy person would say about dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures living together at the same time period if you just describe it without giving away story bits just stuff from the opening and on the game box or cover I remember playing this in the school computer lab as well as a game were you are a raptor with a laser attached to his head
Good old Cryo, they sure make wierd games but they were always had such creativity like "Dark Earth". Thanks for the review, we need more Dino games that are mot Jurassic Park related .
This game sounds pretty interesting with its fantasy elements and biblical themes. The worldbuilding is also more fleshed out than I expected. I wonder how this game could be in a 3D BOTW inspired open world remake (without the corpses of your dead ancestors among other revisions to the plots). It's pretty funny how the game over screen is Eloi telling the audience that Adam's story ended by him being dumb. And what in the world is a Paraphosaurus?!?!?
The ending kinda tanks my interest in the game, as it's weird to go from having to unite dinosaurs and mankind to save both... only the game to then go 'lolyeah, the dinosaurs are gonna die off regardless, this whole thing didn't matter.' The only way this would've worked is if there was various endings that'd depend on how complete/how fast/various choices made throughout the game, with the ending we got as a sort of 'yes, you beat the game, but you didn't earn the actually good endings."
@@DinoDiego16if they ever remake the game that would be a cool thing to add! Although I’ll admit I like how the game was subtly foreshadowing this by having you party consist of dinosaurs and then slowly replaces them with people.
Hello! The Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album! The sound is really enhanced in comparison to the 1992 version, thanks to the modern tools available in 2024... With enlarged stereo field, clearer sounds and punchy dynamics, expanded spectrum with crispy high-pitched and mellow basses, this version pulls you in a higher sound experience! Five bonus tracks, total 18 tracks
I feel this was an interesting game, the story was the aspect that stood out. But I think the reference to the Biblical story is just poetic, I don't believe the writers had any commitments to creationist doctrine the same way as the writers of Stargate had any commitment to Egyptian, Greek and Nordic mythology.
Well I haven't played video games since Atari because I sneezed and it changed, 🤦🏻♀️😂🤣😜🙄 but it has come a very long way since then the story line etc, and it's mind boggling and it's for the better,I'd rather watch and learn and assist if I can. I helped my second nephew through twisted metal 3 and he won just by watching and observing.
Mashaar is only where King Gregor and later Adam rule. The other lands are different kingdoms. Chamaar, for example, isn't part of Mashaar. Why do I bother remembering this crap?
This would actually be interesting as a movie/ short film especially because of the bizarre visuals and characters. Just keep it away from Pureflix, Kirk Cameron and David A.R. White.
@@DinoDiego16 idk, I thought it would be interesting to explore more of this universe, I mean I don’t think it could’ve been a sequel, maybe a prequel maybe taking place before the events of the game or for a sequel they could had some sort of multiverse or another dimension where the dinosaurs killed all the humans and started invading other dimensions or other multiverses, idk just thought it would be cool to see more of this world and it’s lore.
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It's been a while since we've seen a dinosaur game topic on the channel and I wanted to change that. So, I hope you enjoyed it. Also, thank you guys for getting me to 48k subscribers! Trying to hit 50k before 2023 and we're very close. I appreciate all of you.
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whens E.V.O.? Savage Quest?
Say, Diego, have you ever checked out the game Cadillacs and Dinosaurs? I remember having played it lots on an old PSP.... I don't know if it's still a thing
@@aebhosor4835 Ive heard of it before, especially since its been suggested a bunch. Ive been meaning to look more into it.
@@DinoDiego16 Can you do a review on Carnosaur? I know it's less obscure than a lot of the media you normally look into, but it would be fun to see
There really was a weird trend in the 90s of games with dinosaurs having weird esoteric/biblical themes. There was also E.V.O. Search for Eden (and its predecessor 4.6 Billion Year Story), which starts out as a sort of SNES-era Spore but then completely drifts off into bizarre bullshit like a war between Atlantis and Mu, bird people in a sky island, Martians and fighting Satan in person.
Nice see you around Mr. Har Deshur :3
"But alas, our story ends here because our hero was a dumbass who thought he could fight a Tyrannosaurus Rex alone with Justin knife"
LoL
OH MOSASAUR OF THE LAKE, WHAT IS YOUR WISDOM?
*incoherent gibberish*
"I'm Prince Adam and this is my favorite store on the Citadel."
- Prince Adam, 'Lost Eden'
Mmm, got that CRUNCHY 90s and 00s PC feeling
It's good for the soul
I can imagine firing this up at 7 AM on a saturday with the speaker's blasting just BARELY not waking up my parents
And wasting 13 hours getting nowhere just fiddling with the game
Haven't played the game but I was raised in a conservative Christian background and your assessment of creationism is accurate to the version my folks still believe in. But I feel like many parts of this would go against the sentiments of many creationists, even if the premise matches up with their ideology. And the only other biblical references i can see from just this video are that the tyrant becomes a creature that crawls around on the ground, and that mirrors the serpent becoming a serpent like we know them today: legless and crawling on the ground. I suppose that could synbolize the coming end of dinosaurs and the rise of mammals. Also, the pterosaur's name "Eloi" (not sure spelling) is similar to El/Elohim, which is a Hebrew name for God, though that would be odd if it was intentional, lol.
Could it also be a reference to the prophet Elijah? A lot of people shorten Elijah to "Eli."
@@antifagoat6591 good call!
Someone should ask the devs about this
This level of endless creativity and absurdity is what i expect of the developers of RING.
Disappointing lack of Sigma Dwarves riding surfboards tho.
If only there was a remaster of this game
At least there is a remaster of the OST... Available now!
I found this game 100% by accident in the $10 bin at Sam's club when I was about 12. It ate up a summer with me and my friend playing at my grandmother's computer on windows 95.
The Dinosaur Adventures reference made me laugh pretty hard
totally unexpected review! I love this kind of videos about this kind of world building with intriguing narrative and with extensive development in relation to dinosaurs! Trully a Edén legacy!! 🦕🐍🦖🍎🌳
Glad you enjoyed it!
Have you thought about giving Paraworld a look? It was a huge part of my childhood and drove my love for prehistoric animals.
It looks interesting. I'll probably give it a closer look
@@DinoDiego16 I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. I honestly wish it either got a sequel or a revamp. I think the paleo-gaming community could use it to be honest.
What is that game about?
@@ajxx9987 It was a strategy game where you tamed dinosaurs, build kingdoms, went to war, and there were and absolute crud ton of different dinosaurs and prehistoric mammals and birds all in that game.
I remember this game. I got it in a Costco bargain bin, and because I didn't have a lot of games I played it a lot. I got really stuck at the part where Dani leaves you, and I don't remember what I was missing but I couldn't' progress. I think "Thug doesn't understand dinosaur" is burned into my brain. I went back later and played it again and had no issues. I liked the music and as a big dinosaur nut as a kid this was really cool. Definitely a fun little nostalgia trip.
Excuse me who are you to shame my desire to romance the pterosaur.
Hey, I'm just looking out for everybody's safety. Lot of weird pterosaurs out there.
"Offer him an apple of all things"
- The forbidden fruit is often portrayed as an apple. Adam in this game speaks to a serpent (the Mosasaurus) and in return for the apple he recieves hidden knowledge. Adam later eats a plant that sends him to an afterlife and he is told that he'll never be able to return to Eden.
It's all a lot of Genesis symbolism. Frankly I'm just happy that Eve doesn't eat something and get blamed for causing all of this world's problems like her Bible counterpart does. 😒
Very interesting. It would definitely make a lot more sense for the use of the apple
@@DinoDiego16 There's never any mentioning of an apple in Genesis, though. Not sure where that came from, but some of the old Jewish exegeses mention a pomegranate as the forbidden fruit, not an apple. Also, Eve isn't necessarily 'blamed' in the story. She causes it, because she changes the commandment that God gave Adam, and by changing it, the serpent sees an opportunity to trick her, but God never rebukes or punishes her for it. They're only liable when they actively break a specific injunction. When they have disobeyed the one commandment they were given, God, in the story, asks them both why they did it, and Adam blames Eve (and indirectly God, for having made her), whereas Eve shifts the blame on the serpent. The point however is that they're both accountable for their own actions. Interestingly, according to the exegeses, the serpent wasn't a snake from the start. It had limbs and could walk around.
@@XaeeD maybe it was a reptilian
Malus, meaning bad in latin, may have been mistranslated as malum. I think, but that could easily be a misconception in itself. It's a decent theory though. So bad fruit becomes apple.
Having said that, I don't see the fall from grace as necessarily bad. It opened the gates to forbidden knowledge. In a perfect world, no choice you make will be "good", save one. And only through deception, or willful spite, could one be made to act toward anything but that one specific choice. I don't think people truly realize what Eden, heaven, and omniscience really imply, and just assume it's a big pleasure buffet or something. Maybe swing some of that at the next person to specifically blame Eve. They're being philosophically and theologically lazy.
I totally remember playing this as a kid!! There’s a memory I never thought I’d remember again. Definitely remember being fascinated by the world and creatures, and the music
Hello!
The Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, with five bonus tracks!
Thanks to the modern tools available in 2024, enlarged stereo field, clearer sounds and punchy dynamics, expanded spectrum with crispy high-pitched and mellow basses, makes the sound really better in comparison to the 1992 version. This version pulls you in a higher sound experience!
total 18 tracks!
M. Picq! Thank you for keeping your timeless work available! It's been with me for most of my life. Today is the day I'll finally buy it.
The feels. Seriously, I had the chills just reading the title.
Since your covering paleo themed Games I'd love to see your takes on games like Far Cry Primal, Jurassic Clans and others.
I remember playing this game when I was 4 years old on my dad's PC, Moorkus Rex terrified me so bad 😂 needless to say that was where I dropped it but I still have the original disc!
I picked it up on GoG later and the world map fascinated me, it looks like a midway point between Pangaea and what the world would look like in later millennia.
VERY interesting game you've covered here (🤔)! I've actually never heard of this until now.
This game seems like good material for a show if I'm being honest.
There's an Australian 90s Adventure Show called The Lost World.
Like Dinotopia.
Wow, what an amazing video! This video can sit alongside MandaloreGamings insane adventure game reviews.
Yo I almost thought this game was just a fever dream! It's real! I found it! Like 23 years later I found it holy shit!
The idea does kind of feel like a mix of maybe Lord of the Rings and Dinotopia, and obviously a few biblical references in the names of some of the characters and places.
That sounds like an awesome combination
I'm pretty sure that's a brachiosaurus on that art cover, yet in the game the sauropods are brontosaurus. I've noticed since my childhood there's been what seems like a confusion between brachiosaurus and or apatosaurus and brontosaurus. I had a toy that was labelled apatosaurus, but it was clearly a brachiosaurus. I've seen bedsheets with dinosaurs on them and it has a sauropod with the body of a brachiosaurus and the head of an apatosaurus. I just thought the confusion would have died out long ago by now.
I know it is so annoying
If this kinda world interests you you should check out a game called Paraworld. It's a warcraft style game set in a world similar to the one shown here.
Thats been getting suggested a lot. Now I definitely need to look into it!
@@DinoDiego16 if you‘re feeling a little lost with it, Oliver Lugg did a great review on his channel
Man what do you call the graphical art style of this game that was prevalent throughout the late 90s-early 2000s?
The cgi rendered architecture/landscapes that are clearly outdated today, but I just love the look of it like in games like Sid Myer’s Alpha Centauri. 🤩
I don‘t think it has a name, but it truly is an aesthetic that could have only existed in 90s videogames, when developers were taking full advantage of CDs becoming the main medium of gaming but CGI itself was still industrywide in the clunky polygonal phase. Some recent indie games are kinda trying to bring it back by imitating PS1 graphics
Yeah I do like the trend of recreating spooky PS1 games, but I feel like this style is more attune to PC graphics with how they look. Just love to see it with my nostalgic rittled brain. 😅
I'm a games enthusiast and I found your stuff and way of coverage thoroughly captivating.
please consider covering more video games
Ah, I used to play this on my CDi player. Happy days 😎
Thanks for posting!
I'd love to experience a remake of this with the criticisms adressed
Just found this channel, this is my first video. Great video, very informative! Love learning about these old obscure games, and paleo stuff is a passive interest of mine which is a huge plus. Getting jumpscared by Dingo Pictures was not on my expectations list though, but I am not complaining. Subscribed.
Hello!
The OST Remaster is now available for download on BandCamp in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album, with six bonus tracks!
Thanks to the modern tools available in 2024, enlarged stereo field, clearer sounds and punchy dynamics, expanded spectrum with crispy high-pitched and mellow basses, makes the sound really better in comparison to the 1992 version. This version pulls you in a higher sound experience! Total 20 tracks!
I'll update the description with the link to the remastered version!
@@DinoDiego16 Thanks! Very kind from you! It could be even better if you remove the moderation, enabling me to answer directly to comments, as people are notified🤩!
If you're referring to posting the link in comments, TH-cam doesn't seem to allow people to do that for some reason. Unless you're talking about something else?
@@DinoDiego16 No, I don't need to post the link, just writing "on bandcamp" I've done this hundred of times for promotion of "Dune Spice Opéra remaster". It depends if your moderation level is Low, Standard, or High😏
The premise of this alone sounds dope as hell. Coming from someone that paused your quintaglio video just to finish the trilogy himself.
Hello!
The Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album!
The sound is really enhanced in comparison to the 1992 version, thanks to the modern tools available in 2024...
With enlarged stereo field, clearer sounds and punchy dynamics, expanded spectrum with crispy high-pitched and mellow basses, this version pulls you in a higher sound experience!
Five bonus tracks, total 18 tracks
Ah!
Just what I needed today!
'Nother fresh video! 🖤
The Cree references I'm dying 😂😂😂
We got this game as a kid and my dad, brother, and I, played through it in a day.
There's definitely some Biblical influences in the other names. Pretty sure Eloi is meant to be a nod to Eli, and Mashaar is probably Moses (the original Hebrew pronunciation being Moshe which is similar)
Its also probably a reference to the time machine by H.G Wells
That ending was fucking depressing
I can't believe I watched the whole thing.
Always love fantasy stories with dinosaurs, it's a great combo.
Everything is better with dinosaurs tbh
There are so many Dino games I have never heard of, and probably never will. There are not as many just, you know, just not high budget (not saying that’s a bad thing) Maybe JP, as much as I love them, should step down for a minute.
Oh, and the word “citadel” brough me back to an old game called severed. I honestly can’t remember much except for the really cool atmosphere. I guess a lot of my favorite games may have some pretty crap gameplay, but I’ve always loved the lore part. The nostalgia of seeing one of those background on those dinosaur toy boxes. The backgrounds on lost Eden pretty much look like some of the old Kenner JP stuff. As much as I wish I could explore those worlds, nostalgia has probably twisted them so that they would be disappointing to play.
This looks very cool.
Good idea for a game but it pretty much sounds like what a crazy person would say about dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures living together at the same time period if you just describe it without giving away story bits just stuff from the opening and on the game box or cover I remember playing this in the school computer lab as well as a game were you are a raptor with a laser attached to his head
Good old Cryo, they sure make wierd games but they were always had such creativity like "Dark Earth".
Thanks for the review, we need more Dino games that are mot Jurassic Park related .
I think the _Dark Earth_ French TTRPG was released simultaneously with the computer game, but which came first I do not know.
@@ErikHolten according to Índigo Gaming the game was first and they tried to expand It but only The TTRPG was released
8:42 ever since i saw the front facing cree way back then in april last year. the cree nightmares just wouldn't stop
They never will. All you can do is embrace them.
He just wants to know your name…
This game sounds pretty interesting with its fantasy elements and biblical themes. The worldbuilding is also more fleshed out than I expected. I wonder how this game could be in a 3D BOTW inspired open world remake (without the corpses of your dead ancestors among other revisions to the plots). It's pretty funny how the game over screen is Eloi telling the audience that Adam's story ended by him being dumb. And what in the world is a Paraphosaurus?!?!?
Love that graphic style
What in the goddamn shit. man they really went hard on the lore
The ending kinda tanks my interest in the game, as it's weird to go from having to unite dinosaurs and mankind to save both... only the game to then go 'lolyeah, the dinosaurs are gonna die off regardless, this whole thing didn't matter.' The only way this would've worked is if there was various endings that'd depend on how complete/how fast/various choices made throughout the game, with the ending we got as a sort of 'yes, you beat the game, but you didn't earn the actually good endings."
Honestly, that would've been a great direction to take the game. Multiple endings, both good and bad, also couldve helped it feel less linear.
@@DinoDiego16if they ever remake the game that would be a cool thing to add! Although I’ll admit I like how the game was subtly foreshadowing this by having you party consist of dinosaurs and then slowly replaces them with people.
Will you ever review Paraworld?
Loved this game when I was a kid. Point and click games gameplay may be simple, but the story, characters, and soundtrack is always great!
Hello!
The Remaster is now available for download in 96/24 Hi-res Audio Digital Album!
The sound is really enhanced in comparison to the 1992 version, thanks to the modern tools available in 2024...
With enlarged stereo field, clearer sounds and punchy dynamics, expanded spectrum with crispy high-pitched and mellow basses, this version pulls you in a higher sound experience!
Five bonus tracks, total 18 tracks
I feel this was an interesting game, the story was the aspect that stood out. But I think the reference to the Biblical story is just poetic, I don't believe the writers had any commitments to creationist doctrine the same way as the writers of Stargate had any commitment to Egyptian, Greek and Nordic mythology.
Awesome game, awesome video.
We need more games that combine the fantasy genre with dinosaurs and prehistoric stuff...
Mild Jumpscare! 19:39
You have to talk about Diego Brando's Scary monster.
i wish i could play this on my switch
Wow thats a kind of dark ending.
Well I haven't played video games since Atari because I sneezed and it changed, 🤦🏻♀️😂🤣😜🙄 but it has come a very long way since then the story line etc, and it's mind boggling and it's for the better,I'd rather watch and learn and assist if I can. I helped my second nephew through twisted metal 3 and he won just by watching and observing.
Mashaar is only where King Gregor and later Adam rule. The other lands are different kingdoms. Chamaar, for example, isn't part of Mashaar.
Why do I bother remembering this crap?
Exactly for this moment right now XD
This would actually be interesting as a movie/ short film especially because of the bizarre visuals and characters. Just keep it away from Pureflix, Kirk Cameron and David A.R. White.
Everything that is new is difficult so it's up to the developers to work on it.
The game looks interesting.
The mosasaur are definitely Shinigami
NICE
I remember playing this game many years ago. Was never able to complete it
I cant imagine my younger self playing this game. I struggled with it now as an adult😂
@@DinoDiego16 I played it several years after it was released. But still found myself at a dead end
My Ark guess was only like 10 years off!
Sounds like something Ross would do
19:55 If you die in the game, you die in real life
Definitely got the 6k years old creationism vibe
How come this game didn’t get a sequel?
I mean, is there really a need for one? Everything ends off with no real loose ends
@@DinoDiego16 idk, I thought it would be interesting to explore more of this universe, I mean I don’t think it could’ve been a sequel, maybe a prequel maybe taking place before the events of the game or for a sequel they could had some sort of multiverse or another dimension where the dinosaurs killed all the humans and started invading other dimensions or other multiverses, idk just thought it would be cool to see more of this world and it’s lore.
8:20 hold up,hold up,hold up!!! I'm new to this channel what's this a reference to and does it invole getting sex laked?
8:29 🤣
So... Six Windows? 3.11, 95, 98, NT, XP and 7 I suppose.
Interesting game and world, but some of the names are.... bad... Adam and Eve in Lost Eden? Meh.
Heck is jabber supposed to be?
Mossasaurus
I didn't choose the Thugg life. The Thugg life chose me.
And the dog dies...
Yes, he does unfortunately...
nah, I'm just fucking with you, he makes it out alright
Exploring. Broca's area, or the Broca area is a region in the frontal lobe of the dominant hemisphere, usually the left, of the brain with functions linked to speech production. 2/8/2021 and I lived again. Broca's aphasia (non-fluent aphasia) Mike Caputo, Year 1 Stroke Recovery, Broca's Aphasia, Right-side Weakness, Mark's 22 years-old Stroke: Broca's Aphasia.
That story is horrible. The dinosaurs and humans deserve to be with one another. They deserve a happy ending.
Lost
I'm not impressed with it's story or gameplay. I really like graphic and animations though.
And all of the womens are sex bombs who barely wear anything. Imagine releasing such a game today. 😁
But yeah, the castras are some nightmare fuel.
Yeah Dina makes me feel thing.
Na playing this for a video is dedication!!