Theropods is a gorgeous looking pixel-art wordless prehistoric sci-fi adventure, and you’ll be able to go explore when it arrives on August 20th.
Players guide a young hunter across a vivid prehistoric world of jungles, valleys, canyons, caves and wild dinosaur territory.
Every screen hides a problem to unpick: a sleeping predator, a guarded passage, a curious creature with an exploitable habit.
Every object, animal and gesture might be the key.
It’s a game of brains over brawn.
Instead of fighting your way through danger, you solve your way through it.
Distract hungry dinosaurs, slip past bloodthirsty barbarians, trigger reactions in the environment and find clever ways out of situations too deadly to face head-on.
See the new trailer below:
Wordless point-and-click adventure — no dialogue, no subtitles, just animation, sound, and visual storytelling.
An unlikely friendship in a hostile world — a wordless story of bravery, trust, and survival.
Brains over brawn — outsmart dinosaurs, distract barbarians, and puzzle your way out of deadly situations.
A vivid prehistoric world — trek through jungles, valleys, canyons, caves, and wild dinosaur territory.
Gorgeous hand-drawn pixel art brought to life with cinematic frame-by-frame animation.
An immersive soundtrack blending tribal rhythms with eerie sci-fi synthesizers.
I think this is going to be one to remember – the demo was lovely.
The demo is still live so give it a try!
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