A new dinosaur era begins - Dinosaur Fossil Hunter is upgraded to version 2.0
Dinosaur Fossil Hunter has been updated to ver. 2.0 today. The major upgrade gives virtual paleontologists loads of new content including a completely new region to excavate in search for fossils and other traces of the past.
Dinosaur Fossil Hunter has been updated to ver. 2.0 today. The major upgrade gives virtual paleontologists loads of new content including a completely new region to excavate in search for fossils and other traces of the past.
Watch the trailer for Dinosaur Fossil Hunter 2.0
The developers at Pyramid Games were hard at work and prepared lots of new attractions for Dinosaur Fossil Hunter, which greatly expand gameplay possibilities both for veterans and newcomers. The 2.0 update consists of:
- Grizzly Mountains – a vast new location with more dig sites and dinos to find!
- 4 new dino species & 11 new skeletons;
- More museum space for your expositions;
- New small fossils & collectibles;
- A new car;
- Creative Museum Mode – in which the player may prepare new exhibitions, apart from their creations in the main game mode;
- New museum decorations;
- New achievements;
- Fixes, fixes and even more fixes to make sure all of the above work as intended!
About Dinosaur Fossil Hunter:
Dinosaur Fossil Hunter is more than assembling dinosaur bones. Players have to travel to a dig site within different states in America. As a paleontologist the player will have to explore vast locations and work on excavation sites. His duties go beyond field work - he will have to transport his findings safely to the museum, where the second part of his job begins. The player will be given a variety of tools for field and laboratory work, allowing for the extraction, transport and cleaning of fragile fossils. The culmination of the exploration work will be the presentation of the complete dinosaur skeleton in a museum.
The complete press kit is available here
About Pyramid Games:
Founded in 2012, Pyramid Games is a game development studio passionate about video games, science and science fiction. Currently, we’re employing about 50 specialists in our studio in Lublin, Poland. Our upcoming games focus on the topic of exploring the unknown and gathering knowledge for mankind. Our studio will take gamers to Mars and back, teach them how to become engineers, or show the interesting work of paleontologists. https://pyramid.games/
