Dino Crisis and Command & Conquer had a Child and it Looks Incredible

As always, the video game industry has the ability to create titles based on virtually any genre. In the past, titles like Dead Space mixed survival horror with space, while other games like Age of Empires gave a strategic perspective on medieval or even fantasy settings with gods and myths. 

With this in mind, a new game was born: Dino Lords. This experience is a mix of Dino Crisis, Command & Conquer, and Age of Empires. The trailer said it all, and players are very surprised by this combination. 

There are a lot of experiments with games that combine two very different things that you never thought would work. Games such as the Horizon Saga, combining a tribe with autonomous robots capable of mimicking animals and even attacking humans, have gained immense popularity on PlayStation. Fortnite has become the ultimate game with all franchise mixes, skins, and limited-time events.

In a new combination that surprised players, Dino Lords made some kind of fusion between Dino Crisis and Command & Conquer.

This title makes you create your own medieval base while you endure enemy attacks that include the possibility of being eaten by a giant T-Rex controlled by a knight. A real strategy game with source collection and management and dinosaurs that help defend your base.

In gaming, a few things work well; one of them is the possibility of using dinosaurs. Any game that incorporates these ancient creatures has significant potential to engage audiences.

Dino Lords will make you gather materials to build the ultimate fortification, and on top of that, you will add giant dinosaurs to defend it. You can ride a T-Rex with one of your knights and destroy the enemy wall like it was nothing.

One of these titles was Dino Lords, thanks to the gaming showcase known as The Triple Initiative, which shows a ton of games without interruptions for 30 minutes straight. Developed by Northplay, a studio from Denmark that has some games on its resume. The game will be distributed by Ghost Ship Games, a well-known company that actively supports independent projects like Deep Rock Galactic, Spellrogue, and more.

At the moment, there is no official release date. Dino Lords will be available for PC via Steam with an Early Access model; you can already wishlist this project. The studio behind this project is really eager to release Dino Lords; more information will come in the upcoming months. The Triple Initiative also presented trailers for other games like Mouse, 33 Immortals, Palworld, and many more independent projects.

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