Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter

Carnivores series commemorates its 20th anniversary.

Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter is an immersive hunting simulation set in a remarkably authentic and awe-inspiring world. You find yourself on a remote planet populated by dinosaurs and evolve from a timid wildlife observer to a cunning and relentless T-Rex hunter. All dinosaurs are rendered in full 3D with their spine-chilling roars!

- Explore 7 expansive 3D environments

- Select day or night (activate night vision!)

- Populate the area with dinosaurs based on your preferences and skills

- Outfit yourself with camouflage, cover scent, or radar

- Opt for a weapon for hunting or a camera for observing

- Showcase your catches in a life-sized trophy room

- Consider environmental impact by using tranquilizers instead of bullets

- Challenge yourself to surpass your high score in Survive Mode

- Access advice and strategies for each dinosaur in the 'Dinopedia'

Ambient Animals

Moschops

Not dangerous.

From the Dinopedia: The lumbering Moschops is an extremely common synapsid, found grazing all across the Central Sector with its chisel-like teeth. This hefty little brute is not dangerous and will flee at the first sign of danger, as Moschops are a common food source for many smaller carnivores, like Allosaurus. Despite its low status on the food chain, these synapsids are very successful animals, with its relatives being found all over the dinosaur planet.

Gallimimus

Not dangerous.

From the Dinopedia: This fleet-footed dinosaur is one of the most abundant on the dinosaur planet. Gallimimus' name means "chicken mimic," and appropriately so, as this small herbivore will run away at high speeds if startled. DinoHunt Corp. warns Novice hunters to always be cautious around Gallimimus, as its colors are very similar to those of the Velociraptor, and many new hunters have perished by mistaking the sickle-clawed predators for this skittish little herbivore.

Dimorphodon

Not dangerous.

From the Dinopedia: The tiny Dimorphodon is an extremely abundant flying reptile found all over the dinosaur planet. This creature prefers the warmer jungles found in the Central Sector, but can be found in cooler forests following its preferred food source of insects. Dimorphodon glide low around the treeline, where they snap up any insects unfortunate enough to be caught in their toothy jaws.

Pteranodon

Not dangerous.

From the Dinopedia: The regal Pteranodon is a medium-sized flying reptile, much larger and more advanced than the primitive Dimorphodon. These crested predators prefer to fly high in the open sky, where the cool updrafts fuel their massive wings, and provice them enough momentum to dive into the lakes and oceans to snap up sea-dwelling prey in their toothless beaks.

Dimetrodon

Not dangerous.

From the Dinopedia: While the Dimetrodon of Earth was a voracious hunter, the Dimetrodon of FMM UV-32 is a timid omnivore, and often becomes an easy meal to larger predators like Ceratosaurus. These sail-backed synapsids act as cleanup crews around the Central Sector, foraging through the undergrowth for rotting plants and decaying animal carcasses to clean the environment and fuel themselves.

Brachiosaurus

Not dangerous.

From the Dinopedia: One of the most ancient dinosaurs found on the planet, the enormous Brachiosaurus is also one of the most majestic. Bones like iron and thick, impenetrable scales protect adult Brachiosaurus from any threat, allowing these gentle dinosaurs to live out their amphibious lives undisturbed. These massive sauropods can live for hundreds of years, and are incredibly adaptable, perfectly suited to life in saltwater seas or freshwater ponds.

For players who have experienced Carnivores on PC, hours of nostalgic gameplay await!

New hunters will encounter sights never seen before.