Paleokin Announced as Co-Op Prehistoric Survival Crafting Game
Paleokin pairs the survival crafting loop with dinosaur taming and riding, a combination Game Spark's editors put forward as one of three indie titles worth watching this week.
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Game Spark's indie picks for the third week of September include Paleokin, an open-world survival crafting game set in a prehistoric era with mammoths and dinosaurs. Players explore a procedurally generated world, gather resources, farm, hunt, and manage hunger, thirst, sanity, illness, bleeding, and fatigue across changing seasons. Combat uses spears, bows, and slingshots with timed guards. Creatures can be tamed, bred, and ridden.
Paleokin puts its survival systems in a procedurally generated prehistoric world that keeps expanding as players explore. Hunger, thirst, sanity, illness, bleeding, and fatigue are tracked, and seasonal shifts change what survival requires. Base building goes past walls and roofs into treehouses, with construction that uses branches, dinosaur hide, and mud. Combat reads enemy attack motions for timed guards, and spears, bows, and slingshots are among the weapons. Creatures can be tamed without killing them, then bred and ridden, including firing a bow from a Triceratops.
- Paleokin: Co-op prehistoric dinosaur survival game with taming and base building
- Tape 101: Liminal Descent: Psychological horror game exploring liminal spaces using an RC car
- Batomon Showdown: Monster-collecting asynchronous multiplayer battle game where you evolve Batomon
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