This is what happens when someone has a cool and kinda corny idea, decides to make it a videogame, learns how to program a bit so they can make it real, but lack the funds and realizes the scope was too big for what they can handle. But I mean, the love was poured in it and you can notice it
Happened to me, got the idea for a timeloop game when I was around 10. Almost a decade before Prey Mooncrash or Deathloop but since I was a child I couldn’t properly realize the idea, even bought a book on Lua to try and make it in Roblox but absolutely shit the bed lol.
This definitely wasn’t what I was expecting. Whoever made this clearly tried, and wanted to make a good game with a decent story. Honestly, kudos to them for that. I wish them luck in their future projects.
Yeah, I feel like many of these games are made by someone or a few who really likes games and tries their best to create one. It's a bit charming really ^^
I do hope the developers takes what they learned and use the money they’ve earned to improve for their next projects. I’m still surprised how much developer teams can improve between projects, like the one developer team went from Rambo the Game to Terminator Resistance.
Props to the MC’s voice actor. Emotions, emphasis on words and terms, actual voice patterns, give him some better direction and some top tier equipment and I’d expect to hear this man in an actual AAA game
This one kinda hurts. The voice acting is good enough, there is a constructed narrative, and they went through the effort of preventing out of bounds as much as possible. It feels like they were really trying their hardest but either over anticipated how easy it would be, how much it would cost, how long it would take or some combination of those factors. I unironically would have been interested to see what episode 3 would be or what their idea for the colony woulda been
You know what, these developers (or developer) may lack the technical expertise to really polish a game, but like. They seem to have implemented not just stereotypical game design tropes like finding keycards or powering up a generator, but they have some good things too. Like using a radio message that the player has to track down using their hearing, or, seeing a massive cool building in the distance to guide you after some exploring. Having a relatively clear open area where you can see a dead body and something on the ground next to it to draw you in to explore. It's janky but I actually hope the developer(s) learned a lot and can make more games.
this is a great point, the level design and atmospheric/passive storytelling through item placement and visual design are really really well done, showing a level of maturity and care that a lot of professional designers lack, and done using bought asset packs no less, no ability to call the art team and say "I need an intersection floor texture that tells the players to go this direction" or "I need something that looks similar to our door switches but lights up to draw player attention".
I like how the main character spent like an hour in this world before deciding to eat a fucking dinosaur. No hesitation, no concerns for diseases he was just like "wait, is that a god damn dinosaur? Well, I know what I am gonna eat tonight!"
Well, y’know how it is. Either you learn if dinosaurs taste like chicken or not OR you can choose to starve. I guess you could also eat bugs or something but I don’t think there’s many other options.
@@froggy5748 Maybe but my point was that he didn't miss a heartbeat before making the choice to eat a dino. Like, if I were to get lost in the wilderness, I would make pretty damn sure that I have no other choice before start killing rabbits or something. This man didn't even know if there is a McDonald's at the next corner before carving into the meaty Dino drumsticks.
@@wasperfly With an option to pet the cute ones. Yeah, I know a fluffy feathered raptor would probably still try to eat my hand, but that's a risk I'm willing to take!
@@KianaWolf if you're looking for a game where you can make dino friends Paleo pines is coming out this autumn! Not exactly a survival game but afaik there will be exploration! And it's a farming game so caring for dinos. It's got a cartoony/cutesy art style but the designs are realistic! Sorry if I sound like an ad I *just* heard it was releasing soon after like a year of forgetting it existed lmao.
if you're gonna point that out, why not point out the fact that he miss called the long neck dinos as brachiosaurus instead of apatosaurus since they didn't have mawhawks
The semitransparent white buttons with that font are the defaults you get when you create a 'button' gameobject in unity. Same for the weird looking checkboxes. Always a sign of a quality game.
@@PongoDaMan popping in an own shape even with transparency is literally the minimal effort one could put in even without any graphics/arts talent or skill
@@claytheenemy"Hey Steve, are you sure this is secure" 'Do you know what kind of frame perfect jump you'll need to pull off to hop over that fence? Trust me it's secure' *Wiz hopping the fence behind the architects*
Thing is, the idea of an openworld post apocalypse dino/jungle game sounds fun af. Like Horizon but with real dinos instead of weird mechas, and closer to whatever event caused it. Worst game on steam is competing for what went wrong as one of my fav series on youtube. (Ive watched Wha Happun for years, but its different and doesnt have a wizard)
Weirdly awesome mechas! I have to admit, Zero Dawn is one of my all time favorite modern games. Very rarely has a video game caused me and my friends to have a long ass serious discussion. But we all started talking about issues raised in the plot such as out of control tech, trying to stop it, and if you cant stop it, what do you do to attempt to preserve humanitys accumulated knowledge. I havent played the 2nd one cuz i dont have a ps5 and im waiting for pc but I hope its half as good.
@@childofcascadia I played it on PS4 without much of a problem, except for my system occasionally sounding like it was going to Explored (I have a base model), and it was still amazing. It might be even better on PS5. Definitely jealous that only PS5 owners get to play the Forbidden West DLC.
why does this game actually have promise though, not much promise but promise. The story is pretty good and there arent too many bugs by comparison to other games Wiz has played
I love this series and I genuinely love that you can see there's a real attempt at something here - like there was definitely thought put into aspects of this. Most of the successful development seemed to go into the story and concept and characterization of the player character than anything else, but It shows promise! They took a concept and put effort into trying something. It didn't work out as intended, and is only sort of functional, but it's a start with a better foundation than most of the other games I've seen so far in this series :] It's nice, and his felt like a very fair showcase of the game and features you found interesting and what needed more work. I hope the developer, if they're still active, finds this useful because I do think there's definitely room for a game with a plot like this - it just needs work.
Seems like they could ramp this game up by making the dinosaurs much harder to kill and much more threatening, but in exchange getting plenty of meat. Make it so you're scared to engage, but must out of necessity.
All in all, considering the huge scale of this game, it's not terrible for an indie game. The person making it clearly gave it their best go and put a lot of love into it.
at 31:10 when you black screened, I'm more concerned about the achievment poping up, like... the game tried to load you back but couldn't and somehow it killed a Triceratops ? With the sound of water ? Did it spawn it into water and it drowned ? Can you drown dinosaur in this game ? What happen ? I have so many questions...
It's a double entendre in any version of English... the main difference is that Brits, Aussies, New Zealanders, etc will still use the phrase and just leave the way it's interpreted up to the listener, like Wiz did. 😉
I'm tickled by how much the devs cared about this game. You can tell they had a vision and were executing their plan. A lot of games release in early access with less content and more bugs, and never get to this point. Lots of interesting story telling, and even though they probably used commercially available assets, pretty much everything regarding the art felt cohesive and logical.
What I like is that no attempt to explain how the hell you ended up in the future. It boils down to "who knows, who cares, deal with it". That's a genuine compliment, by the way. This is one of those cases where the less you tell the player, the better.
The research facility had a magnetic lock on the door but no power. Then you turn the power on to unlock it...but thats the opposite of how mag locks work. They only hold closed when they have power. Nit picky i know but it bothered me
Dude, magnetic locks only means the lock is opened/closed with magnetic device like a solenoid that push or pull the lock pin into position. It only needs power when the solenoid need to be charged. No idiot will design a lock that will constantly need power to make the door magnetized so they will stick to the metal door frame...........🤣
@webbit1024 i hate to be be bearer of bad news my friend. But the most common magnetic locks for doors have a metal plate bolted to the door and basically a big ass magnet attached to the frame. If the magnet loses power the door is free to open. Trust me i install them almost daily for my job.
@@cryptic_nightmares561 I know that kind of door, they are not for high security places, like a bio lab main door. Those doors are mainly for public area with the purpose to limit access to non authorized persons, and will not be limiting access in case of power failure for people to evacuate the area. Anyone who install that kind of door on the front gate of a high tech bio lab that tries to bring dinosaurs back to live, would be a moron.
@@cryptic_nightmares561 Why not have it the other way around, so the bolt is in the frame and only gets pulled in when powered on? Edit: After like 5sec of thought, that's probably a huge NO due to fire safety regulations and such...
When ever I see a game like this I always imagine what it would be like if it were magically playable 30+ years ago. Like would it be considered one of the best games ever made because of its crazy realistic graphics and unheard of gameplay?
Honestly, I think I would like you to play his other game. You can tell a lot of love went into this one. Although it looks like he unfortunately didn't have the knowledge or funds to make the game exactly what he envisioned. The extremely brief clip you showed of his other game already looks leagues better. So I'd be interested to see how he's improved. I'm sure it's still rough, but it's nice to see a game actually have potential in this series.
There's definitely a labor of love here. With more money and experience, the dev(s) could make a more proper title. Novice devs do deserve some respect when they actually try to entertain people.
Bro is just completly unfazed after waking up in a jungle full of dinosaurs and finding out civilization, and by that everyone he knows, has died What a chad
A bit late to the channel but loving what you're doing so far Wiz! Most of the games you play are... questionable to say the least. But out of what I've seen so far, this one definitely has some genuine commitment to it. It's completely obvious that someone (or persons) had a passion and tried to do the best of their ability (and budget) to make it happen. I wish the best to the developer of this game, and I wish the best for you! You got a subscribe from me that's for sure. (edit) And I must say, the voice acting in this game is far beyond what I expected of a indie game of this kind (Thats if it isn't AI, sometimes its hard to tell nowadays), cheers to the VA's too. I'm actually glad some TH-camrs are willing to go into the depths of indie games on steam, sometimes getting some attention will be enough for them to try harder... and you never know, they might improve and create a great game one day.... or they might just continue to scam you and try to use your PC as a crypto miner... I guess its the way it goes
I would play this game if a slightly bigger studio remade it and they hired the main voice actor again. There needs to be more dino-hunting games plus I need to know if the MC is a clone, time traveling, or was just in a coma for years after the plan crash. Lying in the wilderness somehow unharmed, maybe the toxic air protected him and kept him alive.
I love how they tried to capture the feeling of Jurassic Park with the design of the dinosaurs and the sounds they make. The raptors even sound like the JP raptors but pitched way up
Ive been watching your other chanel for a while now and i only recently just discovered this one as well and ive gotta tell you I appreciate how much effort you put into your videos - it really pays off, great work man! I love your content and I'm very happy every time i see you upload new vid :)
Seems like Trespasser has inspired more games than just Half-Life 2. Trespasser also had a town that you theoretically needed a passcode for unless you found another way in and a bunch of color coded keycards.
14:30 "For some reason, the battery is still working." E-Ink displays require zero power to maintain their display. They only require battery to power a backlight or refresh the display.
@17:00 Fun fact: just because something is a "herbivore" doesn't mean its a peaceful "dino-cow"/pacifist. most herbivores [even in the modern day] will fuck you up, because they have to contend with predator's like bears, rex's, lions or jaguars and humans [especially humans]
so that death and soft lock was 100% on you "wicked wizard", lol. as a wizard i think you would know better then to get close to the dino with MACE on its tail.
14:32 "tablet that for some reason the battery is still working" it's an e-reader, once the screen is set to a certain image, it draws essentially no power whatsoever, so the battery thing is not really a problem. just a random detail to know
This has so much potential. I hope the pushing forces behind this game get their shot at working on something with a full budget and a dedicated team. The voice acting is very good for what the game is. The physics are worlds above what similar projects have. The story is thought out, if a little spazzy. The love was there. I would absolutely play this, and be down to give anything else these guys made an honest shot.
Imagine there was some mad scientist who had built a secret breeding program on an isolated island with an ecosystem entirely made from endangered species where even the plants are endangered. And then this guy just got stranded there and won't stop eating everything up so everything just absorbs into his bottomless stomach. It's like a metaphorical allegory where the scientist is God, the island is earth and this guy with a blackhole as a stomach is humanity.
The crickets in the background ended up giving me a headache it grated so hard into my head. No volume slider for this game is criminal. Seemed like a legitimately interesting game though.
You're pumping out content in an insane rate! Don't burn yourself out! Also: are you going to review a 2D game some time aswell? I know that 3D games are just way easier to mess up and stuff but I hope that we soon get video about a 2D game.
I'm kinda sorry to say this but this is my favourite content you make on any channel. Like this is close to my favourite content on the whole of youtube and I spend half my life here. It isn't second channel content
I promise, this has my full attention. I'm as invested in what is going on as you. And it's pretty awesome for such an unpolished game. Vision was executed
This game is "We've got Ark at home." But I can see the person who made it was trying which is cool. The items might be store bought assets, but they seem to have placed them on their own rather than just buying a pack and using the default layouts. They did some really nice storytelling. The VA did a good job. Just gotta keep at it.
This was obviously inspired by "Trespasser". Almost nobody seems to remember this 1998 game any more, even though it had an official "Jurassic Park" license and had a voiceover by Richard Attenborough. It was an eagerly anticipated game back in the day, but didn't meet many people's expectations. I had a lot of fun playing it, though.
This is what happens when someone has a cool and kinda corny idea, decides to make it a videogame, learns how to program a bit so they can make it real, but lack the funds and realizes the scope was too big for what they can handle. But I mean, the love was poured in it and you can notice it
Would love a birdemic game next 😏😉
Happened to me, got the idea for a timeloop game when I was around 10. Almost a decade before Prey Mooncrash or Deathloop but since I was a child I couldn’t properly realize the idea, even bought a book on Lua to try and make it in Roblox but absolutely shit the bed lol.
I mean we have ark which is a survival game with dinos
@@goku8159 yea but that's not corny, it's more nerdy with all it's Tek included
@@goku8159 And as bugged as this one
This definitely wasn’t what I was expecting. Whoever made this clearly tried, and wanted to make a good game with a decent story. Honestly, kudos to them for that. I wish them luck in their future projects.
definatly worth an 3.5/5 for me
Yeah, I feel like many of these games are made by someone or a few who really likes games and tries their best to create one.
It's a bit charming really ^^
You can tell they were passionate about it. I mean at its core it has a solid gameplay loop and interesting plot.
I do hope the developers takes what they learned and use the money they’ve earned to improve for their next projects. I’m still surprised how much developer teams can improve between projects, like the one developer team went from Rambo the Game to Terminator Resistance.
It looks like they got all the fundamentals working but just didn't have experience in polishing lol so gave up
It's def an asset store job lol
Props to the MC’s voice actor. Emotions, emphasis on words and terms, actual voice patterns, give him some better direction and some top tier equipment and I’d expect to hear this man in an actual AAA game
Like the Gothic remake MC narrating everything in a bland way
pretty good voice acting yeah, I agree :) get this man in the studio immediately
No he sucked
I appreciate it! It was my very first game job about 5 years ago. I had completely forgotten about this!
@@chrissharpesVO well you did a hell of a good job, definitely the highlight of this game lmao
This one kinda hurts. The voice acting is good enough, there is a constructed narrative, and they went through the effort of preventing out of bounds as much as possible.
It feels like they were really trying their hardest but either over anticipated how easy it would be, how much it would cost, how long it would take or some combination of those factors.
I unironically would have been interested to see what episode 3 would be or what their idea for the colony woulda been
You know what, these developers (or developer) may lack the technical expertise to really polish a game, but like. They seem to have implemented not just stereotypical game design tropes like finding keycards or powering up a generator, but they have some good things too. Like using a radio message that the player has to track down using their hearing, or, seeing a massive cool building in the distance to guide you after some exploring. Having a relatively clear open area where you can see a dead body and something on the ground next to it to draw you in to explore. It's janky but I actually hope the developer(s) learned a lot and can make more games.
this is a great point, the level design and atmospheric/passive storytelling through item placement and visual design are really really well done, showing a level of maturity and care that a lot of professional designers lack, and done using bought asset packs no less, no ability to call the art team and say "I need an intersection floor texture that tells the players to go this direction" or "I need something that looks similar to our door switches but lights up to draw player attention".
I like how the main character spent like an hour in this world before deciding to eat a fucking dinosaur. No hesitation, no concerns for diseases he was just like "wait, is that a god damn dinosaur? Well, I know what I am gonna eat tonight!"
I know i would in his situation. Either i die from dino disease or i dont.
Either way i know what a dino tastes like!
Well, y’know how it is. Either you learn if dinosaurs taste like chicken or not OR you can choose to starve. I guess you could also eat bugs or something but I don’t think there’s many other options.
@@froggy5748 Maybe but my point was that he didn't miss a heartbeat before making the choice to eat a dino.
Like, if I were to get lost in the wilderness, I would make pretty damn sure that I have no other choice before start killing rabbits or something. This man didn't even know if there is a McDonald's at the next corner before carving into the meaty Dino drumsticks.
@@HomoErectusIsAFunnyName Your wilderness survival training is "look for a McDonalds". That's cute. Best of luck to you lmao
@@addonarmor8960 WTF are you talking about? I didn't say that at all lol. Not being able to read is not cute sadly.
im so addicted to this series, never stop please
Today has been the best day ever this is just the cherry!
I one million percent agree
same af.
Same!!!!
I second this, found the channel through this series
"Uh...John is dead right now, can I take a message?"
That gem of a dialogue escaped me on my first viewing of this video. Absolutely brilliant! xD
He's dead right now, might be available later though
"that's a dinosaur, either that or it's a bloody huge ostrich" actually, I'll have you know it's a Doinus
Now this is someone who actually tried with their game but lacked the funds to fully finish it
ngl though, we definitely need a good openworld dinosaur game
With accurate dino designs too p l e a s e
I think Monster Hunter World is close enough whilst we wait.
That's not made by wildcard
@@wasperfly With an option to pet the cute ones. Yeah, I know a fluffy feathered raptor would probably still try to eat my hand, but that's a risk I'm willing to take!
@@KianaWolf if you're looking for a game where you can make dino friends Paleo pines is coming out this autumn! Not exactly a survival game but afaik there will be exploration! And it's a farming game so caring for dinos. It's got a cartoony/cutesy art style but the designs are realistic!
Sorry if I sound like an ad I *just* heard it was releasing soon after like a year of forgetting it existed lmao.
I had Dinosis once. It was terrible, I couldn't get out of bed for a week :P.
You must have been so Saur
@@wicked_wizard i saw ginosaurs and doinis
Since nobody else seems to have pointed it out: the dinosaur that clubs you into the middle of next week with its tail is an ankylosaurus.
softlockosaurus
if you're gonna point that out, why not point out the fact that he miss called the long neck dinos as brachiosaurus instead of apatosaurus since they didn't have mawhawks
What are you talking about? There are no dinosaurs in this game. Only dinosis
That's my favorite dinosaur.
Oh I get it, they get that name from destroying ankles
feels like there could have been an ep 3 for this game.
Yes. It's called ARK: Survival Evolved
ORION: Prelude is ep 3 ;)
The semitransparent white buttons with that font are the defaults you get when you create a 'button' gameobject in unity. Same for the weird looking checkboxes. Always a sign of a quality game.
gotta start somewhere. cant start at the top myguy, especially when developing. thought people would understand that by now lol
@@PongoDaMan
You can't start at the top, but you can at least take the tools out of the box before starting a project.
@@PongoDaMan popping in an own shape even with transparency is literally the minimal effort one could put in even without any graphics/arts talent or skill
@@PongoDaMan the defaults look pretty bad and are clearly intended as placeholders
Shut up bot, you could do better?
now, now, requiring a passcode for the door because the builders didn't expect you to scale walls like a weirdo is pretty realistic
I imagine architects take frame perfect reverse jumps into consideration when designing
@@claytheenemy"Hey Steve, are you sure this is secure" 'Do you know what kind of frame perfect jump you'll need to pull off to hop over that fence? Trust me it's secure' *Wiz hopping the fence behind the architects*
I'd love to see a polished fully complete/expanded full release of this honestly
I love how every single game in this series feels like a fever dream
At 3am on xbox 360 with friends in a hot ass room even with both windows open
this'll be jurassic park in 2030
Look its brittish keanu reeves!
I hope they add Spinofaurus
Thing is, the idea of an openworld post apocalypse dino/jungle game sounds fun af. Like Horizon but with real dinos instead of weird mechas, and closer to whatever event caused it.
Worst game on steam is competing for what went wrong as one of my fav series on youtube. (Ive watched Wha Happun for years, but its different and doesnt have a wizard)
*Like Horizon but with real dinos instead of awesome mechas."
FIFY
Weirdly awesome mechas!
I have to admit, Zero Dawn is one of my all time favorite modern games. Very rarely has a video game caused me and my friends to have a long ass serious discussion. But we all started talking about issues raised in the plot such as out of control tech, trying to stop it, and if you cant stop it, what do you do to attempt to preserve humanitys accumulated knowledge. I havent played the 2nd one cuz i dont have a ps5 and im waiting for pc but I hope its half as good.
@@childofcascadia I played it on PS4 without much of a problem, except for my system occasionally sounding like it was going to Explored (I have a base model), and it was still amazing. It might be even better on PS5. Definitely jealous that only PS5 owners get to play the Forbidden West DLC.
@@childofcascadia squirt gun to kill the robots 🤭
@@blackpajamas6600 as an autist that's been obsessed with Mechs since the early 90s, they were alright, nothing to scream home about though.
why does this game actually have promise though, not much promise but promise. The story is pretty good and there arent too many bugs by comparison to other games Wiz has played
I love this series and I genuinely love that you can see there's a real attempt at something here - like there was definitely thought put into aspects of this. Most of the successful development seemed to go into the story and concept and characterization of the player character than anything else, but It shows promise!
They took a concept and put effort into trying something. It didn't work out as intended, and is only sort of functional, but it's a start with a better foundation than most of the other games I've seen so far in this series :] It's nice, and his felt like a very fair showcase of the game and features you found interesting and what needed more work. I hope the developer, if they're still active, finds this useful because I do think there's definitely room for a game with a plot like this - it just needs work.
Seems like they could ramp this game up by making the dinosaurs much harder to kill and much more threatening, but in exchange getting plenty of meat.
Make it so you're scared to engage, but must out of necessity.
All in all, considering the huge scale of this game, it's not terrible for an indie game. The person making it clearly gave it their best go and put a lot of love into it.
30:53 ngl the concept of being hit so hard you sent back to main menu is pretty funny
I love how you used "Triceratops Eater of Leaves" for the T-Rex too.
at 31:10 when you black screened, I'm more concerned about the achievment poping up, like... the game tried to load you back but couldn't and somehow it killed a Triceratops ? With the sound of water ? Did it spawn it into water and it drowned ? Can you drown dinosaur in this game ? What happen ? I have so many questions...
I love the charming little differences between American and British English phrases, like "That got me so hard"
Lol i kept thinking the same thing. That being said im 36 but still feel as immature as when i was 14. So lots of snickers and giggles.
I'm pretty sure that both meanings are present in both accents, no?
It's a double entendre in any version of English... the main difference is that Brits, Aussies, New Zealanders, etc will still use the phrase and just leave the way it's interpreted up to the listener, like Wiz did. 😉
I'm tickled by how much the devs cared about this game. You can tell they had a vision and were executing their plan. A lot of games release in early access with less content and more bugs, and never get to this point. Lots of interesting story telling, and even though they probably used commercially available assets, pretty much everything regarding the art felt cohesive and logical.
What I like is that no attempt to explain how the hell you ended up in the future. It boils down to "who knows, who cares, deal with it".
That's a genuine compliment, by the way. This is one of those cases where the less you tell the player, the better.
This is the type of game you would see in mobile game ads
this is the type of game that a mobile game ad describes
Open the door
Ragdoll on the floor
Everyone walk the dinosis
The research facility had a magnetic lock on the door but no power. Then you turn the power on to unlock it...but thats the opposite of how mag locks work. They only hold closed when they have power. Nit picky i know but it bothered me
Dude, magnetic locks only means the lock is opened/closed with magnetic device like a solenoid that push or pull the lock pin into position. It only needs power when the solenoid need to be charged. No idiot will design a lock that will constantly need power to make the door magnetized so they will stick to the metal door frame...........🤣
@webbit1024 i hate to be be bearer of bad news my friend. But the most common magnetic locks for doors have a metal plate bolted to the door and basically a big ass magnet attached to the frame. If the magnet loses power the door is free to open. Trust me i install them almost daily for my job.
@webbit1024 look up dyna-lock mag lock
@@cryptic_nightmares561 I know that kind of door, they are not for high security places, like a bio lab main door. Those doors are mainly for public area with the purpose to limit access to non authorized persons, and will not be limiting access in case of power failure for people to evacuate the area. Anyone who install that kind of door on the front gate of a high tech bio lab that tries to bring dinosaurs back to live, would be a moron.
@@cryptic_nightmares561 Why not have it the other way around, so the bolt is in the frame and only gets pulled in when powered on?
Edit: After like 5sec of thought, that's probably a huge NO due to fire safety regulations and such...
When ever I see a game like this I always imagine what it would be like if it were magically playable 30+ years ago. Like would it be considered one of the best games ever made because of its crazy realistic graphics and unheard of gameplay?
30 years this would obviously blow everyone mind , 30 years is a lot of time , try 10 or 15
Okay the dark souls boss gag had me dying of laughter after having a miserable week. I needed that. Bless this series and your editing
Gonna be honest, the voice acting is pretty impressive.
As a swedish guy, the fact that the game had swedish as a language option makes it worth every penny lmao
I would be surprised if the Swedish translation wasn't done with google, especially if they don't know Swedish.
Honestly, I think I would like you to play his other game. You can tell a lot of love went into this one. Although it looks like he unfortunately didn't have the knowledge or funds to make the game exactly what he envisioned. The extremely brief clip you showed of his other game already looks leagues better. So I'd be interested to see how he's improved. I'm sure it's still rough, but it's nice to see a game actually have potential in this series.
26:28 looks like Carlos' men are here too.
this was. so incredibly entertaining. the voice acting was genuinely pretty good. whoever made this really cared andi love it
Considering the name of this series the last two games look pretty good
3:39 That thump! I could not stop laughing!
There's definitely a labor of love here. With more money and experience, the dev(s) could make a more proper title. Novice devs do deserve some respect when they actually try to entertain people.
If anyone's wondering the song at 1:17 is called "Be there soon" by Katherine Penford
He was on his way to Newark. That explains it.
I guess that the key to surviving the poisonous atmosphere is just having an excessive amount of sass. Huh.
This series is the best. I'm always excited to see another one of these "Worst Games" videos.
That song playing before the plane crash was a banger! 😂
This my favorite series on TH-cam hands down
I love this series so much 💫
I mean... yeah... at least there was thought put into this game. It's not just a lame asset flip. Someone had a story to tell, and told it.
Bro is just completly unfazed after waking up in a jungle full of dinosaurs and finding out civilization, and by that everyone he knows, has died
What a chad
A bit late to the channel but loving what you're doing so far Wiz! Most of the games you play are... questionable to say the least. But out of what I've seen so far, this one definitely has some genuine commitment to it. It's completely obvious that someone (or persons) had a passion and tried to do the best of their ability (and budget) to make it happen. I wish the best to the developer of this game, and I wish the best for you! You got a subscribe from me that's for sure. (edit) And I must say, the voice acting in this game is far beyond what I expected of a indie game of this kind (Thats if it isn't AI, sometimes its hard to tell nowadays), cheers to the VA's too. I'm actually glad some TH-camrs are willing to go into the depths of indie games on steam, sometimes getting some attention will be enough for them to try harder... and you never know, they might improve and create a great game one day.... or they might just continue to scam you and try to use your PC as a crypto miner... I guess its the way it goes
I would play this game if a slightly bigger studio remade it and they hired the main voice actor again. There needs to be more dino-hunting games plus I need to know if the MC is a clone, time traveling, or was just in a coma for years after the plan crash. Lying in the wilderness somehow unharmed, maybe the toxic air protected him and kept him alive.
I love how they tried to capture the feeling of Jurassic Park with the design of the dinosaurs and the sounds they make. The raptors even sound like the JP raptors but pitched way up
🎵"were gunna cross the deep blue sea, wait and see"🎶 *0.1 second later the plane explodes *
That bit made me laugh so freaking hard
Ive been watching your other chanel for a while now and i only recently just discovered this one as well and ive gotta tell you I appreciate how much effort you put into your videos - it really pays off, great work man! I love your content and I'm very happy every time i see you upload new vid :)
Dude the celebration noise put me on the floor... that was so out of left field man.
Seems like Trespasser has inspired more games than just Half-Life 2. Trespasser also had a town that you theoretically needed a passcode for unless you found another way in and a bunch of color coded keycards.
14:30 "For some reason, the battery is still working."
E-Ink displays require zero power to maintain their display. They only require battery to power a backlight or refresh the display.
@17:00 Fun fact: just because something is a "herbivore" doesn't mean its a peaceful "dino-cow"/pacifist.
most herbivores [even in the modern day] will fuck you up, because they have to contend with predator's like bears, rex's, lions or jaguars and humans [especially humans]
so that death and soft lock was 100% on you "wicked wizard", lol.
as a wizard i think you would know better then to get close to the dino with MACE on its tail.
@22:41 lol thats a hell of a lot worse and we thought we were "the darkest timeline".
5:28 that knife animation is like some fancy chef in a Japanese restaurant
Therapist: And how are you going this week?
Me: Well, you know... crouching.
If there's something more dangerous than a dinosaur, is a gynosaur.
14:32 "tablet that for some reason the battery is still working"
it's an e-reader, once the screen is set to a certain image, it draws essentially no power whatsoever, so the battery thing is not really a problem.
just a random detail to know
you need to contact the devs so they explain the timeskip thing
At the end of the year you should choose the actual worst game you've played on Steam for the year.
The bridge joke had me dying
Hey developer, if you read this. Keep up the work man, you have great ideas.
15:37 when a dinosaur hits you so hard your atoms diffuse and accumulates shortly after
This game + janky multiplayer would be the perfect streamer bait
As a UX designer I'm happy that there are people out there that appreciate the little details
Eats an entire Stegosaurus as an appetizer. Still hungry.
Relatable
the guy must be a Saiyan with the amount he can eat and not be full.
Someone needs to give his editor a raise wait a minute he’s his editor so does he give himself a raise
Some one give the guy who made this game a full studio and budget , I bet they could make some pretty good games.
7:49 your humor always hits like no other TH-camr can, and for that my nose is burning from Pepsi
This has so much potential. I hope the pushing forces behind this game get their shot at working on something with a full budget and a dedicated team. The voice acting is very good for what the game is. The physics are worlds above what similar projects have. The story is thought out, if a little spazzy. The love was there. I would absolutely play this, and be down to give anything else these guys made an honest shot.
15:27 "Silly herbivores eh?"
Herbivore- And I took that personally
he puts ad on a billboard. thats some creativity right there
Imagine there was some mad scientist who had built a secret breeding program on an isolated island with an ecosystem entirely made from endangered species where even the plants are endangered. And then this guy just got stranded there and won't stop eating everything up so everything just absorbs into his bottomless stomach. It's like a metaphorical allegory where the scientist is God, the island is earth and this guy with a blackhole as a stomach is humanity.
The crickets in the background ended up giving me a headache it grated so hard into my head. No volume slider for this game is criminal. Seemed like a legitimately interesting game though.
You're pumping out content in an insane rate! Don't burn yourself out!
Also: are you going to review a 2D game some time aswell?
I know that 3D games are just way easier to mess up and stuff but I hope that we soon get video about a 2D game.
I'm kinda sorry to say this but this is my favourite content you make on any channel. Like this is close to my favourite content on the whole of youtube and I spend half my life here. It isn't second channel content
If this is his 2nd channel, which I am subscribed to, wth am I missing out on, on the 1st!?
I would have to agree with you, without even knowing! lol
@@favoritemustard3542 Wicked Wiz is the main channel
Why are you sorry to say this?
14:20 A drill press and a lathe, nice!
7:30: Dead Dinosaur Molester is the game we've always needed.
I promise, this has my full attention. I'm as invested in what is going on as you. And it's pretty awesome for such an unpolished game. Vision was executed
This game is "We've got Ark at home."
But I can see the person who made it was trying which is cool. The items might be store bought assets, but they seem to have placed them on their own rather than just buying a pack and using the default layouts. They did some really nice storytelling. The VA did a good job. Just gotta keep at it.
bruh, the ending was literally the equivalent of: "And then everything was fine, the end."
This was obviously inspired by "Trespasser". Almost nobody seems to remember this 1998 game any more, even though it had an official "Jurassic Park" license and had a voiceover by Richard Attenborough. It was an eagerly anticipated game back in the day, but didn't meet many people's expectations. I had a lot of fun playing it, though.
I like that the Ankylosaurus is the most threatening thing in this game and they were herbivores.
Just like modern day animals!
Honestly this would've made for a much better Lost series pilot.
As a full grown adult I WISH airplanes were that tall.
"Help me step-dino-brother, I'm stuck." - Dinosis
i just love playing games like this gives early 2000s vibs
The synchronised panicking in the opening scene lmao
They prepared everything for the sequel. Now the Undergrounds knows that the air is clean, so they can attack the city.
20:39 Team Magma is that you?
How has no one pointed out the underground annoying guy is a 1:1 for Mark Zuckerburg?
Wow. Imma save this till I am home and can watch with some popcorn