Happy holidays, everyone!2020 has been an odd year for us all. However, one thing stayed true and grew this year, Prehistoric Fury. Looking back on the year, our small team has managed to get quite a bit done! But, this wouldn’t have happened without your continued support for the game. To thank you we have two gifts in this small Christmas post, as well as some more news which will be shared in a later Read more…
Hello everyone! The time for a development update has come once again, and in this development update we have got some things to share with you! Skin Contest Firstly, however, we are currently hosting a skin contest for the games Gobisaurus. As it currently is one skin down compared to the other dinosaurs in the game we thought we would give you the opportunity to design a skin for the dinosaur.The contest ends on December Read more…
Teratophoneus curriei is a medium sized tyrannosauroid theropod dinosaur that lived in Utah, in the late Cretaceous period.The dinosaur was described in 2011and was classified within Tyrannosaurinae alongside the likes of Daspletosaurus and Bistahieversor in 2013. However, in 2020 when the large tyrannosaur, Thanatotheristes was described, Teratophoneus was placed in a clade with the likes of Dynamoterror and Lythronax. What is interesting about this tyrannosaur is its short skull. When comparing the skull to other Read more…
Hello everyone! It’s been a couple months since we last updated you with the games development but we have been working hard on numerous different aspects of the game, and as per usual we also have a new dinosaur to show you. Development Progress In regards to the development of the game, we have quite a bit that we have been working on over the last two months, with new dinosaurs and some additions to Read more…
Daemonosaurus chauliodus is a small theropod dinosaur from the Late Triassic of the Chinle Formation in New Mexico. The dinosaur was formally described in 2011 and was swiftly assigned to Theropoda alongside other early theropod dinosaurs like Eoraptor and Tawa. Daemonosaurus is one of the earliest dinosaurs, being older than Tawa hallae but not as old as Eoraptor. Distinct in its looks Daemonosaurus chauliodus has a distinctly short snout that bears large premaxillary and maxillary Read more…
Hello all! Since our last development update, we have been hard at work with various aspects of the game and are working towards a bare-bones tech demo for you all to play in the near future. But for now, let’s get into the new development update, shall we? Development progress So what have we been up to? Distribution of the game while may sound dull, is actually quite essential! We have made moves to prepare Read more…
Described in 2013, Lythronax is a large theropod dinosaur that is a part of Tyrannosauridae. The dinosaur lived in the late Cretaceous period of what is now Utah. Living alongside dinosaurs like Diabloceratops and Adelolophus, a Ceratopsian and Hadrosaur which were both discovered in this Wahweap Formation with Lythronax. In-Game Coming after the slower Nanuqsaurus at tier 6, Lythronax has a rather good mix of speed and endurance, making it one of the faster high Read more…
Since the last development update for Prehistoric Fury, we have been hard at work, and in today’s development update, we have a lot of things to share with you! Technical developments Creature adaptations The ability to adapt your creature to improve its abilities and tailor it to your preferred style of game-play is core to the progression in Prehistoric Fury. Our creature adaptation system has taken several forms throughout development, moving from an initial simplistic Read more…
Suskityrannus hazelae is a small tyrannosauroid theropod dinosaur which lived in North America, in what is now the Zuni basin of New Mexico. The dinosaur lived alongside a similarly-sized Ceratopsian, Zuniceratops. Showing a predator, prey relationship between the two dinosaurs. The dinosaur is newly described (being described in 2019 by Nesbitt et al), however, that doesn’t mean that it isn’t a new discovery. Suskityrannus hazelae was once informally named Zunityrannus and was featured in the Read more…
Game Mechanics – Creature Movement A challenge that we have been working on throughout the development has been how to sufficiently simulate all types of land based dinosaur movement. The majority of games we see today feature humans as players, which in many ways are relatively easy to simulate the movement of – always standing vertically while moving over various terrain and gradients. The topic of how to achieve convincing human movement is also very Read more…