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I like to play Catcoon when I play this game. I like to hoard things as a Catcoon in my little Catcoon home I've made for myself nestled between a Pig Village, Bee Hives and Rabbit Holes. Food is endless. I go around and collect random things from dead survivors or creatures that I kill. I make a collection of said items.

Other than playing as a Playable Pet using mods. I love this game in it's whole as playing a normal character or modded character. It's nice and challenging. Mostly I am obsessed with collecting tons of cooking ingredients to fill my Icebox with all sorts of recipes while gearing up for the next giant mob that comes my way. Yeah..good times.

Oh, and playing with friends is a huge bonus. Funny things will happen...like someone "accidentally" burning down your well built home. :'D Yayyy...frandz....

Playing this game obviously has a lot of bugs. Both funny and annoying but not game breaking. I enjoy the survival aspect of the game and it is a pleasant experience running around for 15-30 minutes scavaging for food to either finally make a kill, find a corpse or even another player. The maps are very huge so even in high populated servers of 50+ players it will take you a while before encountering them either because they're stealthy or spread out in packs or herds.

So far, I'm enjoying this game as it develops, and if you're a true Dinosaur lover and like a semi-realistic survival simulation then this is for you. Just remember that this is an Early Access game that is not fully developed so keep an open mind if you purchase this game. Also please do research on what this game stands for. This is not a Deathmatch game, this is Survival, and is pretty difficult in some ways to to survive as both Predator and Herbavore in this game at times.

All I can say is:

Shelter 2 is amazing. It has a very unique vector art style which gives it a strange appeal that you find yourself fairly quickly adapting to and starting to love and appreciate the vector art as you explore the game. The story of the game is very sweet and to the point and you find yourself actually caring for the characters in this game and getting somewhat emotionally attached. This game makes it's point to being a lovely survival that isn't too intense but also isn't too easy at the same time; it's pleasant and just right.

If you love playing survival games that involves raising offspring, hunting, avoiding enemies, natural dangers and the fear of you and your offspring dying; then this is a good game to play.

Only thing I can say about this game is that it is absolutely beautiful.

Overall Summary:

Gameplay: 9/10
Story: 8/10
Graphics: 10/10
Music: 8/10

I saw the game on the Steam store page and was interested right away. Once I saw the trailers I immediately bought the game right then and there and started playing.

All I can say is that I LOVE this game. It's beauitful, I can't repeat enough how gorgeous it's art and gameplay is. The music is very vibrant and gets that sense of adventure and a great sound to the ears while playing so you're never bored. The colors and scenery is vibrant. Character design is amazing, and the story line of the game is very touching and actually made me tear a little bit. I would have to say that Ori is a very artful game. Maybe not to some who doesn't appreciate it; but to me this game was beautiful and amazing.

There's so many secrets within the game and a few small goals to go towards while playing it. I took my time playing this game and not to rush through it because of how fun it is.

My overall summary:

Gameplay: 10/10
Story: 10/10
Music: 10/10
Art/Design: 10/10

Primal Carnage: Extinction is exactly the update the original Primal Carnage needed for a long while now. Although they did seperate it into an entirely new game, I do love all of the improvements on it thus far being only a BETA. The graphical difference because PC and PC:E is very different. Extinction's graphics are 10x better, as well as more optimized in my experience. Gameplay seems a lot smoother. The faster paced combat is something I still need to adjust to coming from the original game, but it's growing on me. I LOVE the fact you have to actually work hard on playing a Raptor in Extinction opposed to PC. Although I do slightly disagree with Pteras being so simple; yet I do highly appreciate and love the effert they put to simplify it's flying mechanics making it easier for Ptera fans and lovers to play as enjoyment. I never find myself getting bored of playing Extiction yet so far. Each match I find enjoyable and new ways to practice and play the game as well as help as much as possible with the development of it by providing information on bugs and possible suggestions of fixes.

If you've never played any of the Primal Carnage games, I do recommend trying out Extinction due to it being the newest and as it's still in BETA to watch it grow and develop. Overall, this is my small summary.

Pros:
~More optimized, smoother graphics
~Higher end textures
~Improved maps and lighting
~Smoother overall gameplay; although faster paced.
~New abilities/weapons for both Human and Dinosaur as well as seperate abilities for Sub-classes
~Steam Economy seems very promising in the near future
~Current combat keeps you on the edge and lookout; makes it more enjoyable

Cons:
~Combat is a tad fast at times, makes it difficult to land proper hits as a Human or Dinosaur
~Small bugs that prevents entering a server or crashing after one or a few matches
~New items in your inventory sometimes taking a while to load for use

Inbetween Opinion(s) (totally your choice whether these are good or bad):
~Fast Combat
~Raptor pounce being more difficult than the original Primal Carnage
~Jumping being more spammable
~Pteradons being more flexible, more simple to play
~Raptors being more difficult to play
~Tyrants being equally as easy to kill at times; but can also be easily over-powering depending on your playstyle
~Dilo's Stamina runs out fast and must recharge by roaring; although the the Roar meter takes a while to refill
~Tyrants not being able to heal as effectively by eating humans opposed from the original game
~Humans running faster and longer than some dinosaurs at times
~Humans possessing sometimes their own 'one-shot' attacks and methods (even to Tyrants)

Most of this review is purely just my honest opinion of the first week of release for Extinction. My opinion on the game may or may not change for the better or worse once it is developed more a few months into the future. I suggest buying and trying out the game before placing any proper judgement based off this review!

My rating for Extinction: 7.8 out of 10