
A game where you play as a dinosaur and fight other dinosaurs to take their territory. Winning unlocks new areas and powerful dinosaurs, while losing brings you back to the start.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 24 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
You fight, you win, and you unlock stuff. Each playthrough is a session. If you die or quit, your character's progress resets, but your overall game progression is saved. You can also explore and find cool stuff too if you ever decide to take a break from combat.
Combat is simplistic but skill-based. It revolves around light attacks, heavy attacks, and dodges. So it's made to be minimalistic but juicy.
You can freely roam 3 different maps: the snowy peaks, the lakeside forest, and the forest fire aftermath, to discover stuff like echoes, totems, and landmarks to help with your progression. They also unlock trophies for you to view in the Trophy Selection screen.
Upgrades (Mutations) are given to you randomly when you level up. You can choose the upgrade that fits your playstyle. The game also has a bit of lore to help set the tone for each region.
Dinosaurs Dominion is designed for a compact experience. If you like dinosaurs, like to roam and discover stuff, and don't mind the game feeling a bit arcadey at times, then you might enjoy this game.
14 playable dinosaurs, each with a playstyle defined by size, power, and mobility.
13 mutations that let you evolve, specialize, and experiment.
3 open-world maps, each with unique biomes and environmental storytelling.
Focused simple one on one combat inspired by Souls-like design.
Roguelite progression with single-run challenges and permanent impact across journeys.
Landmarks, Relics, and Echoes that reward exploration with meaningful discoveries.
Totems and Trophies, unlockable rewards that reveal deeper insights into the world.
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Reviews
Has great potential, I will come back and make a playthrough when it feels more complete tho
It's good. Some areas could use a bit more polish - namely dinosaur animations, but it's genuinely fun. Decent amount of starting dinosaurs, too. Not going to be a long game or super re-playable game in its current state, but hopefully future updates will expand upon that. Only encountered a small handful of glitches, which is pretty good given how large the worlds are. The only ones that were troublesome were the areas I fell into and couldn't climb back out of, forcing me to restart, so pay attention to where you're walking when you get into more rugged terrain. The only thing that really disappointed me was that all dinosaurs sit in their territory waiting to be challenged, so there's no real sense of danger in wandering the world. Looking forward to seeing the game built more.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
O jogo parece ter sido produzido por uma empresa pequena ou um pequeno grupo de desenvolvedores que queria lançar um jogo tranquilo e fácil para ganhar um dim dim. Até aí tudo bem, não é demérito. O problema é que mesmo assim poderiam ter se dedicado mais, tanto nos gráficos do jogo, nas físicas, que são totalmente bugadas, e nas mecânicas de batalha totalmente quebradas. Você já começa com apenas duas opções de dinossauro, sem personalização, nem nada. Quando se vai enfrentar um adversário eu só preciso focar no alvo e spamar comandos de luta repetidamente, sem qualquer possibilidade de combinação, tornando as lutas entediantes; até os controles são mal feitos, por não serem simultâneos. Os cenários não apresentam nada de típico da era jurássica, são totalmente genéricos, mais parecendo que foram reciclados de um outro jogo ou gerados automaticamente por um programa; são totalmente monótonos e sem vida. As demais físicas do jogo também não são boas. Você atravessa os animais mortos pelo caminho, os pontos de progressão do cenário são telas pretas em que você precisa encostar e pressionar o botão de interação... Em suma, para que o jogo fique realmente agradável e seja uma experiência imersiva, precisam melhorar muito.
Dinos Move So Good 😭🦖 Tried out Dinosaurs Dominion and honestly, the dino animations are so juicy. Like, I could watch them move all day — really well done. The enemies are cool too, and I haven’t run into any bugs yet, which is always a win. The game itself is still pretty simple overall, but it feels like a solid start. Definitely has potential, and I’m excited to see where it goes. If you're into dinosaurs or just wanna support a cool indie dev, give it a try!
As far I've played the game, and as far the game it's developed to this moment, I like it. I mean, I like RPGs and I like dinosaurs, so, the combination it's great for me. For anyone who starts to play it right now will notice that is incomplete. It looks promising, I'll be expecting more biomes, more abilities, more species (earth, air and water), and more mechanics. Of course it would be great if the abilities change according to the species being played. I wish the best to the developer team, and i'll be waiting for more.
I think that it needs more context in the beginning. So instead of us spawning in a cave and goes on a killing spree to take down the apex, there could be a cutscene of sorts that explains why we are in the cave. Please take this into consideration in adding it to the game.
Its pretty fun, I do wish that maybe there was more life in the game in terms of where your exploring like maybe seeing pterosaurs flying above, or like little critters running around that you cant interact with but mainly there for more life in the game, or maybe some aquatic creatures in the ponds/lakes that we can see/maybe a croc we can fight. Overall I do enjoy the game and it can be quite challenging, however it would be better if each tier of dinosaur had more unique animations/attacks instead of like all tier 2s having similar/same movesets as its kinda easy right now to predict and avoid attacks.
This is a lucky period for dinosaurs lovers, because we have here another excellent example of a dinosaur-themed game with a unique layout, never seen before (as far as I know of course!). I have been following Arcupion Art for quite some time now, and I have enjoyed every single one of their previous games (all dinosaur-themed), but I have to say that I totally didn't expect Dinosaurs Dominion to be this good, especially after trying the early access version, that was MUCH less ambitious. For this game, the developers started from a question: what if we mix the exploration and atmosphere of The Lost World videogame with the wide roster of playable dinosaurs of JP Warpath? Dinosaurs Dominion is the result, a game that allows you to pick the dinosaur you prefer (although most must be unlocked first) and directly dive into a deliciously crafted prehistoric world with a single goal: claim your supremacy over it all! Yes, because the goal of the game is to fight and defeat ferocious foes to conquer their territory and increase your influence over the map. Once you conquer a map, the next unlocks, with even more dangerous creatures to defeat. Of course influence also allows you to unlock new dinosaurs, until a total of 14 playable animals. The combat itself is always one-vs-one, and is based on very interesting souls-like mechanics never seen before in a dinosaur-themed game. You can lock on your target, dodge, choose between light and heavy attacks, and even perform combos, just like in a souls game. Of course, since here you don't have weapons, what truly determines your play-style is the dinosaur you choose. Every single species has its own combos and animations: raptors kick with their sickle-claw, ankylosaurs and stegosaurs wave their tail, ceratopsians headbutt with their horns, spinosaurs wave their hands, and tyrannosaurs bite with their crushing jaws. But there's more: your play-style is also heavily influenced by the size of your dinosaur. Bigger dinos are slow bit hit very hard, while smaller ones deal less damage, but are much faster, capable of attacking multiple times in a row before quickly retreating. Each species is different from the others, and offers a unique experience. This dramatically increases the replayability of the game, also considering that there are even [spoiler] special secret dinosaurs to unlock [/spoiler]. The exploration of the beautiful game world is fun and rewarding too, because there are plenty of secrets hidden around to discover, each of which can rapidly boost your experience, allowing you to level up faster. Yes, because there is even a level-up system: you can increase a statistic of your choice, and every four levels you can even choose between a wide roster of special abilities that can greatly increase your fight prowess, although you can have only one active at a time. Speaking of the dinosaurs models, they are all simply gorgeous to look at. Arcupion Art is particularly specialized in the creation of paleontologically accurate models, with an incredible level of detail. I think these might even be the very best scientifically accurate dinosaurs I have ever seen. In general, I have only two complaints about this game: - as I said, the combat system is unique and very dynamic, very fun, but I think it really needs some more mechanics, like blocking, parrying, or finisher moves, because in its current state it inevitably becomes old after a while - [spoiler] as I already said to the developer, it's a real pity that the strongest boss can be fought only once, I really would like to fight it again with different dinosaurs, it would be awesome if it respawned like the others! [/spoiler] Overall, Dinosaurs Dominion is a very fun and charming game with its own character, a rare thing these days. I highly recommend it to all dinosaurs fans, this is definitely a game you must try! Cheers guys!
Not bad for the Price. Hit boxes are a little rough but overall fun but lacks content rn. I will say once you find out theres no point to fighting the random enemy dinos (excluding the ones that give perks) you cant cut the playtime in half by running passed most of them but still fun little game
I really enjoyed the game, especially the graphics. However, it could benefit from some improvements in the dinosaur combat mechanics and the addition of a map to make exploring the area easier Good Luck
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