Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter is a port of Carnivores 2 developed by Tatem Games for the iOS and Android^[1][2] and by Beatshapers for the PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3.

It follows the same storyline as the original games, where the hunter picks a weapon, location, and dinosaur to hunt. It has fared very well with reviewers, receiving very high scores. Although basically the same as Carnivores 2, Dinosaur Hunter does features content not found in the original PC game.

Gameplay Edit

Carnivores Dinosaur Hunter. iPhone Teaser(01:21)
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Essentially the same as Carnivores 2, Dinosaur Hunter allows the hunter to pick their location, weapon(s) and dinosaur(s) to hunt. Several things have been touched up, such as the dinosaur skins and maps. There are also some new features to allow for more interesting gameplay.

Animals Edit

Image	Name	Description	Sight	Smell	Hearing	Cost	Points
	Moshops	A small, green, four-legged reptile.	—	—	—	—	—
	Galimimus	A small, omnivorous two-legged dinosaur.	—	—	—	—	—
	Dimorphodon	A small, brown, flying reptile.	—	—	—	—	—
	Pteranodon	A small, gray, flying reptile.	—	—	—	—	—
	Dimetrodon	A small, brown, four-legged reptile with a sail on its back.	—	—	—	—	—
	Brachiosaurus	A large, long-necked herbivorous dinosaur.	—	—	—	—	—
	Parasaurolophus	A medium-sized, brown-and-tan two-legged herbivorous dinosaur with a long, thin crest protruding from the back of its head.	Average	Average	Excellent	10	10
	Ankylosaurus	A small, green, four-legged herbivorous dinosaur covered with armor-like bony plates and knobs.	Average	Low	Average	15	12
	Stegosaurus	A medium-sized, green, four-legged herbivorous dinosaur with twin rows of diamond-shaped plates running down its back and two pairs of spikes on its tail.	Average	Low	Average	20	14
	Amargasaurus	A large, orange four-legged herbivorous dinosaur with two rows of spines on its back..	Average	Average	Average	30	16
	Pachycephalosaurus	A medium sized, orange, bipedal herbivore.	Average	Low	Average	25	16
	Oviraptor	A small, orange, two-legged omnivorous dinosaur with a blue crest.	Average	Excellent	Average	50	20
	Allosaurus	A small, dark-brown, two-legged carnivorous dinosaur.	Average	Excellent	Excellent	30	10
	Chasmosaurus	A large, orange, four-legged herbivorous dinosaur with a frilly crest on the back of its head and three horns on its face.It replaced Triceratops.	Average	Low	Average	50	18
	Velociraptor	A small, orange-and-red striped, two-legged carnivorous dinosaur with a sickle claw which can be drawn back on each foot.	Average	Excellent	Excellent	100	25
	Troodon	A small, green, two-legged carnivorous dinosaur.	Average	Excellent	Average	100	25
	Spinosaurus	A medium-sized, grey, two-legged carnivorous dinosaur with a large sail on its back.	Average	Excellent	Average	250	30
	Utahraptor	A medium sized, grey, two-legged carnivorous dinosaur with a small crest of feathers on the back of its head.	Excellent	Excellent	Excellent	250	30
	Carnotaurus	A large, orange two-legged carnivorous dinosaur with horns.	Average	Poor	Excellent	350	35
	Gigantoraptor	A large, blue necked with green skin omnivorous dinosaur with red feathers.	Average	Excellent	Average	450	45
	Ceratosaurus	A large, green-brown, two-legged carnivorous dinosaur with two short horns on its head.	Average	Excellent	Average	300	35
	T-Rex	A large, dark-green, two-legged carnivorous dinosaur.	Execellent	Excellent	Excellent	500	50

Additions Edit

There are some new additions to the game. In later versions, the Pachycephalosaurus from Carnivores was added to the dinosaur roster, and "Ravaren's Bridge" from Carnivores Ice Age was added as a map, although the steps that allow the hunter to get on the bridge have been removed. This was presumably done because in Carnivores Ice Age, none of the animals could reach the hunter while on the bridge, which some fans would see as cheating.

Some other new features include the Supply Ship from Carnivores Ice Age, and the ability to relocate to a new location in the same hunt. Also, the Wind Indicator has been placed inside the compass, allowing for more room.

Another very special addition to the game is the new Survive Mode, where the player must fend off waves of charging dinosaurs. PSP and PS3 versions also feature the exclusive laser rifle as a weapon.

A new update for the game (featuring four new dinosaurs) came out on June 20, 2012. In this update, the Photo Camera, support for more languages (including Spanish and German), and four new dinosaurs, Amargasaurus, Oviraptor, Utahraptor, and Troodon, were added. Carnotaurus and Gigantoraptor had updated on April 4, 2013 for iOS and two other presently unknown dinosaurs have been postponed due to animation glitches and will be added in another update in three to four weeks.^[3][4][5][6]

Android version Edit

On June 11, 2012, Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter was released for Android platforms, free to play. Two additional hunting bundles are required for purchase to gain access to all of the creatures, weapons, and locations. On the hunt menu, the dinosaur icons use the colors of the iOS version dinosaurs, but in-game the dinosaurs use their original PC colors.

History Edit

iOS Edit

PlayStation Edit

Android Edit

References Edit

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/tatemgames/status/159686361467719680
2. ↑ http://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=311570552218731&id=103483789694076
3. ↑ Utahraptor photo
4. ↑ http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=305741236143631&set=a.305741222810299.94501.302014379849650&type=1&ref=notif¬if_t=photo_reply&theater
5. ↑ http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=393413154007686
6. ↑ http://www.facebook.com/carnivores/posts/435862299779962