Wayward Sky developer Uber Entertainment announced Dino Frontier for PlayStation VR at PlayStation Experience 2016. It’s due out in 2017.
Dino Frontier has the potential to bring a new flavor to the settler simulation. In the game, you’ll be managing a wild west settlement with largely self-determining settlers from a table-top perspective. You have to manage resources while building up your community, but there’s an additional wrinkle: Dinosaurs. While operating as Big Mayor, you’ll have figure out how to navigate the dangerous foes or make them into assets for your settlers to take the place of horses and other animals typical of a western setting. Dino Frontier looks like a fun settlement title inspired by real-time strategy games. Using the PlayStation Move controllers you can pull the world around and manage specific sections of the map, like sending a hunting party after a T-Rex in one corner or collecting food in another corner of the map.
Check out the Trailer:
“Dino Frontier is a light simulation where settlers act semi-autonomously to fulfill their wants and needs. When sufficiently hungry, tired, or hurt, settlers will stop work to seek out a fix for their ailment. Or maybe they’ll just stop by the saloon to have a drink and cheer up.
Of course Dino Frontier wouldn’t be complete with just frontier settlers. You want dinosaurs! There are no bison or horses in Dino Frontier. Instead you get velociraptors, anklyosauri, triceratops, the mighty tyrannosaurus rex, and more.
Dinosaurs start as dangerous foe. Train your settlers well and those foes can become domesticated friends. Before long, your hunters will ride raptor steed. And your bandit-fighting sheriff will patrol with a trusty protoceratops sidekick.”
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