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I feel there's something inherently pleasant about caveman/dinosaur video games. But maybe it's just nostalgia talking, as most of the ones I like seem to be rather old. While games featuring dinosaurs and guns/lasers can be cool, they don't provide the homely feeling others do. I'm also not into social games (ark:survival and whatnot).
Game series pictured:
>row 1 left: prehistorik
>row 1 right: bonk
>row 2 left: joe & mac
>row 2 right: evo: search for eden
>row 3 left: the humans
>row 3 right: caveman games
>row 4 left: congo's caper
>row 4 right: chuck rock
Feel free to post any others, or just generally talk about cavemen/dino games if you feel like it
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>>381548476
They do look comfy.
Savage time in reality tho.
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>>381548476
I used to play a caveman game on amiga, I only remember it was a side scrolled and if you touched fire you flew up in the air with your ass on fire
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Considering dinosaurs and humans never lived in the same age, those lose some of their magic.
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>>381548918
>contains fantastical elements
>lose some of their magic.magic doesn't exist
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>>381548476
EVO was pretty cool, the amount of grinding combined with the scarce checkpoints made it much harder to be appreciated though
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>>381548476
I always find prehistoric games sort of sad because in the end, your MC's efforts will eventually be forgotten as oral retellings are distorted and cave paintings become misinterpreted/bulldozed over. Although it would be pretty cool if modern times found a primitive illustration of you and decided that you were a sun god or something like that.
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