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In normal gameplay, hold the Use key for half a second to activate the Sandbox quick menu. Tapping right into one of the main categories shows options to choose from. Tap left to go back, and keep tapping left to exit the Sandbox menu completely. Your character can continue moving around and even attacking while interacting with the Sandbox options. 
Finding cheat codes will add them to the Sandbox cheats list, where you can quickly activate them. These range from Change Size to Godmode, and are found by entering random button sequences when playing Custom matches on PlayStation.
From the humble little Compy to the mighty Iguanodon, a new range of Sandbox-only dinos will be playable soon. Iguanodon actually has a completely new model, as it was only ever a corpse before. Sandbox dinos support all the usual playable features such as shoulder cam and have their own roars.
The playable Iggy / Stego / Para are omnivorous - able to heal by both grazing and eating corpses. Aside from the Iggy glow up, other former NPCs like Compy, Stego and Para have received texture / model adjustments and bonus animations. 
Iguanodon has its own thumb spike attack, but for the most part Sandbox dinos repurpose existing dino abilities. Tail swiping is popular among both Parasaurolophus and Stego, although the little baby "Steglings" cannot defend themselves. Adult stegosaurs also have a familiar stomp attack...
Each of the Sandbox classes will have several default skins to select from at launch, and we're looking at proper Workshop support for them in future.
They also come with new internal skeletons for being electrocuted or melted (and halloween)!
Other bonus playable creatures are already in the works for future updates to Sandbox, such as Kaprosuchus, Baby Brachi, The Veteran, and Dog. 
Don't get too hyped up at the mention of baby Stego, we are not going to do anything like growth for dinosaurs (it's simply a class to select) and there are NO arduous "survival" mechanics planned currently. We do have emotes for drinking, which is something that might refill your stamina in future, but we'd rather not waste people's time unneccessarily.
Sandbox Mode will debut first on PlayStation with Primal Carnage: Evolution when it launches, it's quite a large overhaul and we're developing it on the console platform first. This means that for our PC players, you’ll have to wait just a tiny bit longer for it to be ported across. Sorry!
Some features from Primal Carnage: Evolution will not be there on day one of 3.0, as we have mentioned in the past. New elements like the Announcer, Skillshot System & Expanded OST will debut first on console, likewise the expanded lore documents and deeper dialogue system will arrive on PC after Evolution has launched on PlayStation.
You can find several preview tracks from the expanded Evolution OST on our YouTube channel, and we also have a recent blog post
This time around, we’ve gone HARD on rumble. Roaring was given tremendous vibration effects a while back for PCE on PC, but we’ve taken it even further for Evolution by creating custom rumble curves for each class that line up better with their actual roars. 
Other bespoke rumble events include diving at terminal velocity as Flyers, and pretty much every attack now has some form of vibration effect (both on button press and when actually landing a hit). Even small actions such as reloading your gun now have little rumble triggers, with motions like shoving a new magazine into the carbine rifle creating a satisfying hit.
We’ll be back with another deep dive soon which explores the evolution of Freeroam and some of the fun extras that come along with it. See you then!
Although still working in the same engine, we've managed to push the visuals even further for 3.0 while finding a more natural brightness range compared to how PCE on PC used to look.
Most maps will appear darker than they used to in PCE on PC, without the nuclear hot sunlight that used to be blasting the environments. Aside from reducing the brightness of the sun itself, we've refined the post processing and overall look of the game, with more finely calibrated tonemapping.
Some areas have actually become even more detailed since our original before / after showcases at the start of the Evolution beta...
UtilityBase now has dirt filling in the cracks of its floor tiles and leaves piling up inside. New detail props that you can kick around, like traffic cones and boxes, make the game world feel more reactive.
Since then, numerous other assets received updates too, including the polygons on Commando's head!
Heading into version 3.0 with Evolution, many of the new animations we're now working on aren't just for visual polish - they directly affect gameplay. 
Elsewhere, all Tyrants now have low health animations! Their idle pose and movement style changes with low HP, helping humans to know when they can push to take them down. Keep an eye out for Spino’s dangling arm, Rex’s limp, and Acro’s lumbering. We may extend this feature to other classes in future, but figured it was most valuable when dealing with Tyrants.
On the human side, the stungun has some new animation tweaks coming up. Regular shots have the same wimpy motion as ever, but charged stungun shots have much more kick, feeling suitably powerful. Also, new motions when fully charged convey that it’s a struggle to keep this thing from popping off.
There are of course plenty of changes that are purely aesthetic, but which go towards making the experience feel more polished. Many of these are 3rd person human anim tweaks, such as making sure guns don’t float out of their hands and fixing the last few missing equip motions. 
A new “weather system” has been added, which applies special effects on maps that have it enabled. When you’re outdoors on Airbase, Downpour, etc. you’ll now see your character appear wet and shiny with raindrops pattering on them. 
Humans will see their weapons being rained on as well, but go inside and you’ll slowly dry out over time. If you look up while standing in the rain, droplets will also appear on the camera lens.
For now, the only weather type is rain - but we’re looking at adding new snow effects for winter. 
Similar to standing in the rain, go stick your camera under a waterfall and your view will become distorted as the water washes over you. There are many new post process screen overlays like this, but one of the more complex is the new Roar Ability effect! When deploying a roar, glowing veins now quickly trace across the screen to better communicate the buff...
Other post process additions include Tyrant roars now spraying spittle onscreen if you stand too near to them, and close-up melee kills will splatter your victim’s blood on the camera! 
Apologies for the lack of updates, the last few months have been a very busy time for development, and there's still a lot to do. That said, we're about to enter the final polishing phase for Evolution.
Philosophically, if we were to completely start over from square one, a completely immobilizing attack like pounce might not make the cut. Same with Ptera grabbing. However, these are both expected genre staples and are so embedded in PCE that it’s hard to justify removing them at this point...
To fix these annoying problems, several aspects of the pounce code were completely rewritten. It now uses much more advanced trajectory calculation, which accounts for variations in terrain between you and the target. This means you can now much more reliably pounce enemies below you from elevated positions such as rooftops, at angles that were near impossible before.
The new calculations also make charged pounces much faster, with speed usually about the same as the quick pounce. No more slowly ascending into the stratosphere if you aim too close! 
As essentially support classes, one goal for the Spitters has always been increasing their versatility and giving them ways to still contribute without being the most powerful frontline dinos. 
The melting utility of Cryolophosaurus has also been extended. It can now destroy thrown health and ammo kits that have been deployed by the Commando, and Cryo itself has slightly higher HP.
If you manage to land a heavy melee hit, small dinosaurs will now be briefly staggered in addition to feeling knockback. This prevents them from attacking for just under one second. If you ever wondered why heavy melee needed to cost stamina, now you know.
We’ve now changed this so that if a mauling raptor runs out of stamina, they'll be kicked away by the human, becoming staggered. The raptor gets control-locked for about the same length of time it takes for their victim to stand up, making this scenario much fairer.
Bugfixing can often affect balance, and after taking another look at the collision setup for Bruiser headbutting it’s happened once again. They can no longer deal damage or knockback through walls / ceilings if they happen to clip through, welcome relief for anyone playing on Transfer. 
Although Tupa's secondary is now capable of insta-killing on direct hit, it does have a tighter blast radius - which means you should try to aim your attack properly or you won't be so effective. We're also going to look at changing things to where low altitude ground pounds deal less damage compared to if you started diving from higher up, adding another layer of skill.
If you’re playing a Bruiser or Tyrant and happen to jump on top of (or land on) a human, your sheer weight will deal damage to them. The big boys will likely instakill, but if a Pachy jumps on your head you might get away with a concussion.
However, one problem with shoulder cam was the awkward clipping when activating this on bigger classes - the camera would go right inside your own body. It caused us to limit how far shoulder camera could swivel on Tyrants and Bruisers to prevent this. You'd be locked to one side.
Now, we’ve added a brand new shoulder camera arc that neatly avoids clipping. The camera is no longer restricted to a limited angle on the big guys, and will smoothly swap between shoulders once it has moved far enough across the axis. It’s not 100% perfect, but feels way more comfortable and makes shoulder camera much more useful for large dinosaurs.
We've also fixed the “Hulk Hands” bug, where first person arms would show in spectator camera view. While this was hilarious, it was also honestly one of the most deviously annoying bugs we've ever tackled.
For example, corpses still have red outlines when viewed through walls but will now get a golden glow if you are close enough to use them. This same effect is now employed by all usable items, but can be disabled in the options menu.
It won't feature *everything* that's arriving with Primal Carnage: Evolution (PS4) at first. However, most of the mechanic updates (such as pounce recode) will be included day one, along with over two dozen reworked maps and map variants.
*(NOTE: hats not actually dino compatible)
That's not all, we've got every DLC pack for PCE with a nice little 25% discount during the sale, which gives you an even better price if you pick up any of the game's bundle collections! 
Our beta for Version 3.0 will soon be playable in Open Testing! Dubbed "the evolution update", 3.0 is one of the largest overhauls the game will ever see, and we'll be launching the beta early July...
We really like this one, even if the vibe feels more autmnal to us than spring. The quality of the actual drawing and wonderful use of lighting still makes it an excellent piece.
A lovely serene scene of two vicious predators just relaxing in the forest. The flowers are bursting with colour and alive with wildlife, really hitting the sprintime theme.
You couldn't get much greener if you tried, but the overall feeling of a jungle in spring is really nice and the red flowers really pop against the sea of greens. 
In the months between the dinosaur outbreak and the mercenary team being sent to contain it, the unfortunate survivors left their mark. Scrawls from these "remnants" hint at a deeper backstory, while their journals are part of a larger set of collectible Intel documents. 
We realize many of you are no doubt veterans at this point, but for new players there's a lot to take in with PCE. To coincide with the PlayStation relaunch which will bring in a lot of new blood, we're making a series of helpful little tutorial screens that detail some of the important but less obvious class abilities.
These will be viewable from a special How To Play area located on the main menu, and will also show on the Class Select screen when choosing what to play as. 
Several new item variants are now live on the official merch store, from epic posters to shirts and mugs. Our dinosaur portrait series recently featured the spitter classes, and will continue soon with Carnotaurus. 
We've got a new special celebration code to use on the in-game store too! Open the store and click the redeem key option, then enter the code below to receive some classic goodies for free: 
In the lead up to Summer Meltdown we're cycling through some classic cosmetic collections in-store, featuring different classes each week. For all you Flyers out there, Pteranodon and Tupandactylus will have their moment in the sun starting Tuesday! 
If you'd like to take part, simply post your artwork on the Official Primal Carnage Discord server under #Art-Contest-Chat
Featuring new artwork of the Dilo and Cryo created by Aram Papazian, this is the latest in our dinosaur portrait series and will be available as a high quality poster, plus mugs and T-shirts. Elsewhere, our most recent Royal Acro portrait will start appearing on more merch as well in the coming days.
The new PlayStation version 
This is another in our ongoing dinosaur portrait series, talented artist Aram Papazian is already working on the Classic Acro poster which is up next, followed by portraits for the remaining classes this summer.
Other recently added 
Our annual Meltdown Event arrives at the end of June, with an epic collection of seriously hot new looks! We're still cooking the 3.0 overhaul and will be running an open beta for it this summer. Stay tuned...
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