Dino Crisis [2 Disc Edition]

Kirk's good health and nearly finished research came in.

A special forces team is sent to the doctor's private island laboratory to extract him and his research, but they are totally unprepared for some of the side effects of his developments.

Side effects that come from 100 million years in the past.

Dino Crisis is a survival horror game that is very similar in both control and gameplay to its sister series, Resident Evil .

As in that series, protagonist Regina will have limited supplies and ammo with which to fight deadly enemies while searching rooms for keys (some figurative, some literal) to open locked areas.

Unlike Resident Evil games, Regina will find very few actual supplies laying around, and will instead find "plugs" that are used to open caches of emergency supplies located around the complex.

There are only enough plugs to open some of these caches, however, so care must be taken to decide what items are really needed.

In another change from Resident Evil , the game is rendered in 3D, allowing the camera to rotate or pan, although camera angles are still out of the control of the player.

Even the dumbest dinosaur is smarter than the undead, and enemies can chase and disarm Regina, and even occasionally follow her through doors.

Regina can use the force fields in the complex to block her enemies.

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