It must be dinosaur season or something, because we've just been treated to another brand-new announcement/update on a dinosaur-based game hopefully coming to Xbox! This one's a survival horror adventure called "The Lost Wild".
The game, which is being developed by indie studio Great Ape Games, sees you stranded in a "violent primal world", where the goal is to explore, evade and intimidate as you progress through the narrative.
The Lost Wild is an immersive and cinematic dinosaur game that captures the reverence and terror of nature’s most magnificent animals. Our dinosaurs go well beyond simple monster mechanics, with built-in self-preservation and reactive systemic AI behaviour.
We are able to leverage replayability through our novel take on combat and evasion mechanics. Contest your place in the food chain and intimidate, lure and repel animals using non-lethal weaponry, resulting in both physical and psychological encounters.
Is The Lost Wild Coming To Xbox?
It seems The Lost Wild will be coming to Xbox, but a PC release appears to be on the cards first. It was revealed earlier today that the game is heading to Steam for definite, with consoles to be announced at some point.
Needless to say we'll be keeping a close eye on this one over the coming months!
Liking the look of The Lost Wild? Let us know down in the comments section below.
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I feel dino crisis DNA... can't wait
Mmmm... I've been a dinosaur nerd since I was 3 years old so I'll definitely be keeping an eye on this one.
Wow this looks incredible.
Hurry, I want to play it on xbox 🤤
@rhyno_888 its sad that its down to a indie dev to fill those urges since Capcom won't do it themselves. They even took the piss out of players with that exoprimal announcement knowing full well everyone wants a remake of Dino crisis 1 and 2. 3 can stay in the bin.
@Resi32 I remember playing RE6 and doing some dodgle roll behind a zombie to shoot it and thinking "this isn't a great RE but its a good starting point for a new dino crisis"
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