I got a kick out of the Dilophosaurus, which could pick up and toss goats and dead allies as projectiles. Playing as dinosaurs is very different from humans as most of them are melee focused. From the vengeful sniper Ilona Vike to the American dino Trigger, each character has enough detail to them to make them stick with you, even after the game ends. The story is more interesting and investing than any game about dinosaurs in World War II has a right to be, giving each class a unique backstory. My personal favorite was the flamethrower, which can easily kill almost any opponent in just a quick burst.Įach character has their own unique backstory, and the story is further told in between loading screens via newspapers. Sniper rifles are good for long range, sub machine guns work at mid range, and the trench gun can absolutely tear enemies up at a close range. Every human comes with two weapons, a deployable, and a melee, all of which have their own uses. Honestly, the game may as well be dinosaurs vs humans, as most of the Axis humans are reskins of allied classes. The Axis have more dinosaurs, while the Allies have more humans. This source mod shooter has you pick either Axis or Allies and then from multiple classes. However, is it any good? It's decent enough.
With a concept that awesome, and such a low price on the Steam sale, I had to be crazy not to pick it up. Dino D-Day was one of these games: a class-based shooter focused on, you guessed it, dinosaurs fighting alongside humans in World War II. Multiplayer shooters are a dime a dozen these days, so it's rare for me to see one while browsing Steam that catches my eye instantly.
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