
Welcome to Paleo Pines, a charming island known for its friendly dinosaurs, quirky townsfolk, and mysterious past. Befriend dinos and enlist their help to fix up your ranch and farm crops to create your cozy dino sanctuary! Then set out with your companion, Lucky, to uncover the island’s secrets.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1/day in the week to Sep 1 → 1.86/day in the week after.
About






Welcome to Paleo Pines, a charming island known for its friendly dinosaurs, quirky townsfolk, and mysterious past. Here evolution took a different path, creating a world in which humans and dinosaurs live together in harmony!
Set out with your dino companion, Lucky, to uncover the island’s secrets and discover new dinos. Your arrival on the island is met with welcome curiosity by the local townsfolk who can help you on your quest (and just might give you more work to do!). Together with Lucky, build a thriving ranch, assist local villagers, befriend adorable dinosaurs, and unearth the island’s lost history to build your cozy dino sanctuary.

Set off on a lively adventure with your dino pal, Lucky, who you’ve known since she was just an egg. Is she the last of her kind? The other parasaurolophus are missing, and it's up to you and Lucky to uncover their whereabouts. Explore Paleo Pines, a charming island filled with friendly townsfolk and hidden corners. Build a new home, make friends, and unravel the island's lost history. Get ready for a journey filled with delightful discoveries alongside your trusty steed Lucky!

Set up your home base on the island as you go about your parasaurolophus quest. Paleo Pines is a place where you can express your individuality and creativity; no two ranches are the same! Build square pens, or not (although the locals might have something to say about that!). Use decor to build a romantic garden, give your ranch a witchy vibe, or go full-on-farmer with rows and rows of tilled soil. Furthermore, customize your character as you like with a variety of features, curate a colorful collection of clothing—with different items to be found in each area—and change your style using the wardrobe!

The island of Paleo Pines is a dino lover’s dream! A collection of cheeky dinosaurs roam the wild areas waiting to become your friends, as well as ranch helpers. Coax them near by mimicking their calls with your flute, then seal the deal with a tasty treat and trustworthy nose boop! Gain their trust by creating cozy pens and learning what keeps them happy. Dinos move around and some are harder to find than others, or may appear only under special conditions, so new discoveries await you as you explore the island. As your ranch grows, you’ll soon have a dino haven for all your new friends. Check out the Dino Journal to learn all about the creatures that roam the island.

Farm to your heart’s content, growing crops all year round with (and for) your dino besties! Start out planting and watering by hand, but earn your new friends’ trust and they’ll help you deliver a roarsome harvest that you can trade with the townsfolk. As your ranch grows, you’ll learn that each dino has a special farming skill to help you with your tasks. With a bit of love, care, and attention to detail, such as matching soil and season, you can grow the highest quality produce in all of Paleo Pines. Soon you and your dino ranch hands will be the talk of the market!

There's plenty to explore out in the wilds of Paleo Pines, from the flowery fields of Veridian Valley to the high canyons of Ariacotta. Make the most of each day by venturing throughout the lush landscapes across the island, each with their own charm, collectable items, and dinos to discover. Take a leisurely stroll through green meadows, foraging for wild crops as you go, or hop on your trusty dino mount on a hunt for hidden corners. Pause to watch wild dinosaurs playfully interact with each other, right before your very eyes. You'll never run out of things to find or dinosaurs to befriend!

A quirky (but friendly!) array of townsfolk on the island can’t wait to meet you and help you on your quest. Granny might have a stubborn side, but get to know her and she’s an ol’ softie. Building friendships within the community is just as important as building friendships with your dinosaurs. As you ride dinos, farm, and explore, you will come across new characters, each with their own story, items or knowledge to share, and gossip to exchange. Help them out day or night by completing quests, opening up new areas, and visiting the stores and community hubs. And who knows—they may even gift you something to spruce up your ranch!
Add-ons
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $29.99 | 2.7Kreviews | 82% | — | $2.5M |
| $29.99 | 374ratings | 83% | — | not modelled | |
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Reviews
Themes across 112 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
i'm going to be honest, it took me over a year to give this game a chance because of the farming aspect as i generally don't like farming games, i can't believe it took me so long to just go for it. i'm so happy i finally got this game because it is now my favorite one to play, i bought it for the dinosaurs and visually pleasing art style and color palette, but stayed for literally everything ( yes, even the farming that i was so scared of ). this is a perfect game to relax to - there's absolutely zero pressure with anything, you can even choose the in game day length in the settings, no fomo whatsoever, truly an adorable cozy game to play for either minutes or hours depending on how you feel. the story is lovely and the characters are sweet. also if you like dinosaurs to begin with, nothing beats the feeling of getting your favorite dinosaur in game if you're lucky enough for it to be in there. 12/10 definitely recommend !!
It's just not very good. I've tried to push though but: 1. The longer it goes on the more it becomes poop shoveling simulator 2. Graphics glitch 3. Audio glitches 4. Map is poorly thought out and hard to navigate 5. NPC s are just not fun to interact with 6. UI is frustrating 7. Taming mini game is more luck than skill or has been badly explained to me. 8. I'm not searching this map for 20 tiny stone fragments to continue the main quest. 9. What even does the broom do? 10. Tiny dinos are useless until an NPC unlocks them as helpers. 11. Why is flour which uses two wheat worth less than one wheat?? 12. Why are most of the decorations for pens household items? 13. But I can't go in my house? 14. I'm sick of tidying up poop It could be good, but it's not. It's like a decent first draft. Something that was published not because it was good, but good enough.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1/day in the week to Jul 21 → 1.2/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.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Italian, Korean, Simplified Chinese
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 113 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I thought I was gonna like this game. I've seen gameplay and it looked fun. However, I was entirely sold on the controls, they felt a little janky while playing. It may not be a game for me, but it might be for someone else.
I saw this game on Tiktok 3 years ago and so I finally bought it to play. It was advertised as a dinosaur Stardew Valley, and I love Stardew Valley. It is the cutest looking game but the most boring I've ever touched. I tried so hard to give it the benefit of the doubt, but after an hour of straight tutorial, I got sick of it. The tutorial is more than an hour long, and you hardly play the game during that tutorial due to all the dialogue and cutscenes. It's just disappointing. I was so excited to tame cute dinos and make a little farm, but you don't even tame a dinosaur until past the first hour. I don't even think the tutorial ends ever, due to how every quest you get feels like a tutorial. Plus, there are a few bugs, which I was willing to ignore if the gameplay was worth it. One of those bugs is you cannot rotate your character in the character creation screen, and they are permanently facing an awkward diagonal angle. For a game that has been out for 3 years I was expecting better. Disappointing experience all around.
This is one of the best games I have ever played, it fills me with such joy and whimsy in a way few other games have. I genuinely don't really have any complaints, the game and story are fun, I love exploring the world that is actually a lot bigger than it initially appears, and the town/people have so much depth it adds a lot to the game. plus all of the fun dinosaurs, they are so wonderful This world is teeming with life and personality, from the dinosaurs interacting with each other (and all their fun colour variations :D), to their different animations and interactions and everything makes me so happy. I love collecting them but unlike a lot of games, i don't really feel a compulsion to collect absolutely everything, nor do I feel any fear of missing them since I know I will see them all one day. This game is the best and everyone who is even a little interested should play it
Gameplay controls can be a bit clunky at times, but the pure delight this game captures is worth all the little bumps tenfold.
This game is great if you love dinosaurs and games like animal crossing or Disney Dreamlight Valley. That said, the customization options are still lacking, decorating is tedious and disappointing, and the game drags on over in game weeks and seasons that can also be annoying to keep track of- and are too rushed if you speed up your game mode. I've played this game since demo. This team LOVES their game and has put so many great improvements since it began and I respect their work greatly. Could I do better? Absolutely not. Would a second game (if player funding allowed) have tons of room to fix these issues while keeping the adorable styling and world building? Totally! I think Paleo Pines is a great game, and is worth it's money. I also look forward to seeing how ItalicPig continue on in their pursuits because this game is a very great start!
Honestly this game was pretty disappointing, I wanted to like it because the concept seemed really cool and pretty original. The farming and base controls are clunky and it’s very easy to hit a progression stall. Definitely not worth the $30
As someone who grew up on a farm and would dream of having dinosaurs as part of it, this just brings those dreams to life in an interactive way! Its a fun, cute, cozy game for Dino lovers who are tired of them always being the bad guys in games! If you are a fan of games like Stardew Valley you might like this one too. I do think some of the quests/elements could use a little more dialog from characters or something to help nudge you in the right direction, but its not enough of an issue that it should stop anyone from playing the game. 4.5/5 ⭐
it reminds me of a wii game, in a good way
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