Primal Prey II: Extinction

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Primal Prey II (now dubbed Primal Prey: Extinction) is the sequel to the 2001 dinosaur hunting game by Arush Games and Sunstorm Interactive, Primal Prey. It was created using the Unreal Engine 5 and it will be available on the PC, Xbox One, and PS4 in March 2021.

Background Information
Takes place in 2110, 20 years after the events of Primal Prey, which occurred in 2090. DinoLabs Inc. has re-opened and has made many upgrades to their time portal, which allows for many more locations in the Mesozoic past to travel back in time to. There are 10 episodes + extra bonus missions and a random Trophy Hunt on each map.

Announcement Trailer
The announcement trailer shows an abandoned facility, with a computer screen that has fallen off a table. The area around the computer is dirt and blood-stained. The computer has a static-like sound, with the Primal Prey main title and theme playing. Growling is then heard in the distance, then a foot of a Utahraptor shatters the screen. Then the screen goes black.

The screen starts to lighten up, showing a game cinematic scene in the new DinoLabs Inc. HQ, about to enter the swirling blue vortex. The camera is in the player's POV, in a hallway-like room, being watched by the scientists of DinoLabs Inc. The player breathes hard, then runs right into the portal. It cuts out as the transporting sound is heard, then the scene cuts back right away. The player is in the treacherous lands of Montana, 65 million years ago. The player looks around, pterosaurs (assumed to be Pteranodons) are seen flying through the sky. The player takes a few steps in the mud from the portal, until loud footsteps are heard, making a loud THUD at each step. The footsteps get clearer and louder, then they stop. The player looks around for a bit, then the camera swurves to the face of a male Tyrannosaurus. The player lets out a scream, then the male T. rex lunges at the camera, making a growling sound. The screen cuts out, then it lightens up again. The words "Primal Prey: Extinction in a bone-like texture appear, on a mud-like surface. A Triceratops then walks up, and lets out a bellow, then turns into a bone-like texture.

Story
''20 years ago, the time portal created by DinoLabs Inc., enforced by the government, was shut down due to the lives of many hunters sent into the desolate landscape of a malfunctioned Prehistoric Utah during the Late Cretaceous period being lost. After 20 years, DinoLabs Inc. was brought back to life by the Sunstorm Interactive company, and things in the past have become more interesting. Once again, you have one, and only one chance to bring down... your Primal Prey.''

The player starts in Utah, and progresses throughout the game by completing each episode, which requires the player to shoot dinosaurs to complete it. There are three stars which are filled out depending if the mission was complete, if the harvested dinosaur(s) were the required weight or higher, and if they completed the mission in the required time. The player can buy equipment if he/she gets enough money from hunts.

After the player completes the first six maps, the player is sent back to the present due to a breakout going on in DinoLabs Inc. The most aggressive dinosaur, the Alpha Tyrannosaurus rex had escaped and is freeing the top secret hybrids and the rest of the Alphas. It is up to the hunter to end this threat and prevent danger to the entire world!

In 2018, Sunstorm Interactive announced that they would take a break from mobile games due to popular demand from mainly the Carnivores mainstream that they and Tatem Games would make a sequel to the dinosaur hunting game Primal Prey, sadly, since Arush Games was disbanded, they would not be helping, but Todd Marshall was willing to help once again with the art design for the dinosaurs. The main 9 from the original Primal Prey, which included Gastonia, Styracosaurus, Utahraptor, Troodon, Iguanodon, Quetzalcoatlus, Triceratops, Lambeosaurus, and Tyrannosaurus rex would all be keeping their original colorations (for both genders), except the models will be more up-to-date. The kickstarter started in 2020 to get the game up and running, and to their surprise, it was a success!

Hunters
When first playing, the player can select his or her gender, then can customize his/her character. The riot hunting armor is already pre-selected. The starting location is forced to be Utah, but when all the missions are complete for the map, the next map is unlocked. As the player progresses through the game, skins for guns and characters are unlocked.

When the player completes Utah, he/she unlocks an almost-white desert camo riot vest.

When the player completes Egypt, he/she unlocks a pharaoh skin which is based on the player's gender.

When the player completes Argentina/Patagonia, he/she unlocks a Giganotosaurus skeleton decal on the sniper and tranq rifles.

When the player completes Mongolia, he/she unlocks a desert camo skin for the rail gun, which also gives it a blue projectile color.

When the player completes Alberta, he/she unlocks a Deinosuchus-skin riot vest.

When the player completes Montana, he/she unlocks a Tyrannosaurus skull helmet skin.

When the player completes DinoLabs Inc., he/she unlocks gold skins for every weapon, golden riot armor, the Alpha T. rex's skull as a helmet, and the Beacon, a special tool that can attract dinosaurs to the area you place the signal.

When the player harvests his/her first Albino dinosaur, he/she earns a white riot armor vest.

When the player harvests his/her first Albino apex dinosaur, he/she unlocks a white skin for the rail gun.

When the player harvests his/her first Melanistic dinosaur, he she unlocks a black riot armor vest.

When the player harvests his/her first Melanistic apex dinosaur, he/she unlocks a black skin for the rail gun.

More coming soon.

Melee

 * Combat Knife (Starter/Killing) - A medium-sized combat knife with an extra sharp blade that can easily cut softer dinosaur hide.
 * Machete (Killing) - A larger blade than the combat knife, the machete is perfect for self-defense. It can prevent lethal bites from small and medium-sized predators.
 * Hatchet (Killing) - A powerful hatchet that can damage bone makes it a perfect tertiary weapon to scare off those pesky predators.
 * Shock Prod (Tranq) - A high volt prod that can stun small dinosaurs in place.
 * Katana (Killing) - A slender, long-bladed weapon that can be swung quickly to lethally slash dinosaurs.
 * Stun Rod (Tranq) - A larger and more powerful electric weapon than the shock prod, this stun rod can prevent even the largest of carnivores from devouring you and can instantly immobilize small and medium-sized predators.
 * Battleaxe (Killing) - A giant and double-bladed axe that is used to barbarically hack and slash away at unaware dinosaurs. It is slower to swing due to its large size.

Firearms
The firearms are classified into two groups, "Tranq" and "Killing." Tranq firearms do not kill dinosaurs, but knock them out. Killing firearms are lethal and will kill dinosaurs.
 * Tranq Pistol (Starter/Tranq) - A clip-fed pistol that fires a strong but slow acting sedative. Several shots will be needed to take down most dinosaurs.
 * Shotgun (Killing) - A widespread and large automatic chamber gives you a little protection from the more dangerous dinosaurs.
 * Hunting Rifle (Killing) - This .800 caliber rifle is very effective on smaller and medium dinosaurs, but it takes a while to take down the larger herbivores and predators.
 * Sonic Blaster (Tranq) - Emits a wave of concentrated infrasonic sound waves to hammer the dinosaurs. A few bursts will stun, continued use will kill.
 * Electron Gun (Tranq) - This weapon fires charged electrons, stunning the target. Don't use in water as the charge will revert back to the user.
 * Tranq Rifle (Tranq) - The heavy tranq rifle can immobilize a dino from long range. Attach a scope and you've got great long range capability.
 * Shrink Ray (Tranq) - Don't be intimidated by the size of monstrous dinosaurs. Shrink them down to a more manageable size, then knock them out. Be careful though, overuse can send a dino out of view from the naked eye.
 * Freeze Ray (Tranq) - This weapon sprays a misty form of liquid nitrogen at its targets, freezing their skin, nerves, and body in place. It is best not to use in water as you can freeze yourself or trap yourself under ice.
 * Flamethrower (Killing) - This weapon releases a long streak of hot fire that burns dinosaurs on contact. This weapon is very effective on smaller dinosaurs but it takes a while to take down smaller ones.
 * Sniper Rifle (Killing) - This .1000 sniper rifle gives you long range killing power. Stay a safe distance away and take down that carnivore. Works much better when equipped with a scope.
 * 1mm Rail Sniper (Killing) - This powerful sniper rifle fires a plasma-like projectile at extreme speeds and is excellent for large herbivores and carnivores. Attach a scope and you're basically untouchable.
 * Stasis Gun (Tranq) - This powerful stasis weapon will immobilize even the largest prey. Perfect for those missions to trap a large or dangerous trophy.
 * 2mm Rail Gun (Killing) - An ultimate in killing, the rail gun fires a plasma-like projectile at extreme speeds. Twice as powerful as the rail sniper, but slower reload means accuracy is vital. Attach a scope and nothing can stop you. This weapon is not meant for smaller game.
 * 4mm Rail Blaster (Killing) - The most powerful weapon DinoLabs Inc. has to offer, the 4mm Rail Blaster is a heavy gun that fires a large plasma-like projectile at barrier-breaking speeds. This powerful blaster can easily take down any giant carnivore but is very slow at reloading. This weapon is definitely not meant for smaller game.

Equipment

 * TSU (Starter) - This device displays a hologram of your hunting location, and marks where you place objects or where a dinosaur was killed at.
 * Binoculars - No fog, low glare lenses are perfect for humid environments where these binocs let you get a closer look at that dino.
 * Nightvision - These binocs feature light amplification for a short range view of your surroundings at night.
 * Call Box - Dual purpose tool creates both the call of any dinosaur and a holographic image.
 * Cover Scent - Cover scent will help to reduce your "human" scent, allowing you to go a little more undetected by both prey and predator dinosaur species.
 * Backup Ammo - When activated, DinoLabs Inc. will send a little drone from the present to resupply you with ammunition.
 * Weapon Scope - This high-powered scope can be attached to the hunting rifle, tranq rifle, sniper rifle, rail sniper, rail gun, and rail blaster to increase accurate range.
 * Dino Bait (Herbivore) - This device, when placed in the soil, releases the wet scent of ferns from vents on the side to attracting feeding herbivores.
 * Dino Bait (Carnivore) - This device, when placed in the soil, releases the scent of fresh blood from vents on the side to attract hungry carnivores.
 * Stasis Mine - A proximity fuse on this mine will detonate a large stasis blast when triggered. You can end up paralyzing yourself using this, so it's best to place a safe distance away from yourself.
 * Plasma Mine - A proximity fuse on this mine will detonate a large plasma blast when triggered. You can end up killing yourself using this, so it's best to place a safe distance away from yourself.
 * Thermal Optics - These detect heat emissions generated by your surroundings for a clear view of where dinos are lurking. Perfect for night hunting.

Species

 * Gastonia (Passive)
 * Styracosaurus (Neutral)
 * Utahraptor (Aggressive)
 * Iguanodon (Passive)
 * Troodon (Aggressive)
 * Quetzalcoatlus (Neutral)
 * Triceratops (Neutral)
 * Lambeosaurus (Passive)
 * Tyrannosaurus rex (Very Aggressive)
 * Pteranodon (Neutral)
 * Dromaeosaurus (Aggressive)
 * Pachycephalosaurus (Neutral)
 * Ankylosaurus (Neutral)
 * Anatosaurus (Neutral)
 * Alamosaurus (Unkillable)
 * Pachyrhinosaurus (Neutral)
 * Albertosaurus (Aggressive)
 * Edmontosaurus (Passive)
 * Parasaurolophus (Passive)
 * Deinosuchus (Very Aggressive)
 * Nasutoceratops (Neutral)
 * Kosmoceratops (Neutral)
 * Giganotosaurus (Very Aggressive)
 * Mapusaurus (Very Aggressive)
 * Argentinosaurus (Unkillable)
 * Carnotaurus (Aggressive)
 * Abelisaurus (Aggressive)
 * Amargasaurus (Neutral)
 * Spinosaurus (Very Aggressive)
 * Sarcosuchus (Very Aggressive, Expansion Only)
 * Carcharodontosaurus (Very Aggressive)
 * Rugops (Aggressive)
 * Bahariasaurus (Aggressive)
 * Paralititan (Unkillable)
 * Aegyptosaurus (Neutral)
 * Ouranosaurus (Passive)
 * Velociraptor (Aggressive)
 * Protoceratops (Neutral)
 * Gallimimus (Passive)
 * Tarchia (Neutral)
 * Therizinosaurus (Neutral)
 * Alioramus (Aggressive)
 * Alectrosaurus (Aggressive)
 * Gigantoraptor (Aggressive)
 * Tarbosaurus (Very Aggressive)
 * Nemegtosaurus (Neutral)
 * Aquilops (Passive)
 * Zephyrosaurus (Passive)
 * Ornithomimus (Passive)
 * Sauropelta (Passive)
 * Tenontosaurus (Passive)
 * Deinonychus (Aggressive)
 * Acrocanthosaurus (Very Aggressive)
 * Sauroposeidon (Unkillable)
 * Micropachycephalosaurus (Passive)
 * Ischioceratops (Passive)
 * Zhuchengceratops (Passive)
 * Laiyangosaurus (Passive)
 * Sinoceratops (Neutral)
 * Tsintaosaurus (Passive)
 * Tanius (Passive)
 * Shantungosaurus (Neutral)
 * Zhuchengtyrannus (Very Aggressive)
 * Zhuchengtitan (Neutral)
 * Alpha Gastonia (Neutral)
 * Alpha Styracosaurus (Aggressive)
 * Alpha Utahraptor (Very Aggressive)
 * Alpha Iguanodon (Neutral)
 * Alpha Troodon (Very Aggressive)
 * Alpha Quetzalcoatlus (Aggressive)
 * Alpha Triceratops (Aggressive)
 * Alpha Lambeosaurus (Neutral)
 * Alpha Tyrannosaurus (Extremely Aggressive)
 * Megalosaurus (Hybrid, Very Aggressive)
 * Nanotyrannus (Hybrid, Very Aggressive)
 * Sinosaurus (Hybrid, Very Aggressive)

Ambient Animals

 * Compsognathus
 * Nyctosaurus
 * Borealosuchus
 * Cimolestes (Mouse)
 * Alphadon (Rat)
 * Meganeura (Dragonfly)
 * Leptolepis (Fish)
 * Bird
 * Lizard
 * Salamander
 * Frog
 * Scorpion
 * Fly

Skin Variations
There is a rare and uncommon variant of every species of dinosaur. These rares/uncommons give bonus money, and rare dinosaurs give hunters new weapon and riot armor skins.

Uncommon variants

 * Battle-Scarred - These uncommons are neutral/aggressive/very aggressive male herbivores and carnivores only. They are distinct from defaults by their ragged, battle-torn appearance.
 * Branded - A laser-blue branding marked "DL Inc." with the logo of DinoLabs Inc. on it. These dinosaurs symbolize that they have been marked by DinoLabs Inc.

Rare variants

 * Piebald - This rare variation can be found on all species of dinosaurs. They have the normal colorations but have large white patches covering their body. This is from a melanin mutation.


 * Albino - This variation can be found on all species of dinosaurs. Lacks skin pigment due to genetic mutation, making the dinosaur white with reddish-pink eyes. These majestic dinosaurs are sought by many hunters.
 * Melanistic - Found on all species of dinosaurs. Another genetic mutation that is the opposite of albinism, giving the dinosaur black skin. These are the rarest of the rares, and are found by only the toughest hunters.

Legendary variants
Legendary dinosaurs are extremely rare variants with more health and damage, and usually weigh more than regular dinosaurs. Once one of these specified legendary dinosaurs is killed and harvested, that legendary can never be found again!
 * Blue-Eye - A feathered albino female Utahraptor with a blue left eye. Can only be found in Utah.
 * Shadow Assassin - A battle-scarred melanistic male Utahraptor with red-eyes, weighs 700 lbs.
 * Bluetank - A grey male Gastonia with sky blue stripes and navy blue armor. Weighs 6,000 lbs.
 * Longhorn - A battle-scarred male Nasutoceratops with very long horns with black tips. Weighs 7,500 lbs.
 * Iguana - A male Iguanodon with colorations of a modern Iguana.
 * Bernard - A male Iguanodon with a large snout that acts like a trumpet. His trumpeting communicating snorts can be heard from a far distance if he is present.
 * Sunset - A matriarch female Ouranosaurus with a sail with colorations that look like a sunset. Weighs 9,200 lbs.
 * Survivor - A darker-colored male Rugops with odd Spinosaurus bite marks on his back (possibly inflicted by Slagjaw)
 * Sphinx - A gold-headed female Aegyptosaurus with a sand-colored body. Weighs 25,000 lbs.
 * Great White - A battle-scarred male Carcharodontosaurus with the coloration of a great white shark. Weighs 17,600 lbs.
 * Slagjaw - A melanistic Spinosaurus with a very noticeable underbite and spikes running along his back area, even on his spine! Weighs 20,000 lbs.
 * Abe - An albino male Abelisaurus with a red DinoLabs Inc. branding. Weighs 7,000 lbs.
 * Brutus - A melanistic male Carnotaurus armored with tough osteoderms along his back. Weighs 4,000 lbs.
 * Aqua - A female teal Amargasaurus with webbed quills on her neck.
 * Meathook - A darker-colored male Mapusaurus with hook-like teeth.
 * Colossus - A melanistic battle-scarred male Giganotosaurus with glowing red eyes. Weighs 19,500 lbs
 * Rooster - A white male Gallimimus with the crest of a rooster on top of his head.
 * Galaxy - A black female Protoceratops with white spots all over her body.
 * Velocity - A light grey male Velociraptor with red eyes and a red arrow-shaped stripe on the top of his head.
 * Bulldozer - A melanistic male Tarchia with two elongated armor spikes curving and facing forward. Weighs 12,000 lbs.
 * Deathclaw - A melanistic male Therizinosaurus with red-colored claws. Weighs 10,500 lbs.
 * Flame - An orange male Alioramus with red, flame-like markings on the face and torso. Weighs 1,000 lbs.
 * Electricity - A navy blue colored male Alectrosaurus with yellow, lightning-like markings on the face and torso. Weighs 1,000 lbs.
 * Mega Turkey - A male Gigantoraptor with the colorations of a turkey.
 * Alarmer - A melanistic male Tarbosaurus with sharper spines and red eyes. Weighs 14,500 lbs.
 * Meg - A blueish colored female Nemegtosaurus with a club tail.
 * Chief - A darker-colored male Styracosaurus with a red frill with orange spots and a long snout horn and frill spikes. Weighs 6,500 lbs.
 * Albert - An albino male Albertosaurus with red fiber strands sticking out from his head. Weighs 2,000 lbs.
 * Black Rhino - A melanistic battle-scarred male Pachyrhinosaurus that seems to love charging everything it can have a hit at. Weighs 8,600 lbs.
 * Warcaller - A male Parasaurolophus with a large, red crest. His trumpet sounds can be heard from a long distance if he is present. Weighs 7,600 lbs.
 * Edith - A bright green female Edmontosaurus.
 * Reaper - A melanistic male Deinosuchus with white facial markings in the shape of a Deinosuchus skull.
 * Brain - A male Troodon with an abnormally large head. Weighs 100 lbs.
 * Pterror - A melanistic male Pteranodon with flame markings on his wings. Weighs 195 lbs.
 * Jet - A grey-colored male Quetzalcoatlus that can go extremely fast speeds.
 * Ripper - A melanistic male Dromaeosaurus with red stripes along his body. Weighs 650 lbs.
 * Skullcrusher - A battle-scarred dark-colored male Pachycephalosaurus with a large skull.
 * Lambia - A red-colored female Lambeosaurus with a purple crest.
 * Axehead - A brown-colored male Lambeosaurus with a large grey crest. Weighs 17,500 lbs.
 * Crusher - A melanistic male Anatosaurus with both red and blue stripes along his back. Weighs 20,000 lbs.
 * Tank - A grime-colored male Ankylosaurus with elongated armor spikes and even has spikes on his club tail! Weighs 14,600 lbs.
 * Horridus - A battle-scarred male Triceratops with very long horns. Weighs 12,000 lbs.
 * White Queen - A battle-scarred albino female Tyrannosaurus with a golden left eye. Weighs 12,000 lbs.
 * Black King - A battle-scarred melanistic male Tyrannosaurus with a red left eye and a golden right eye. Also has enormous jaws with elongated, bloody teeth. Weighs 18,000 lbs.

Event Dinosaurs
These dinosaurs are added during Holiday events for a limited time.
 * Patriotic Troodon (July 4, 2021 - Fourth of July) - Male Troodons with American Flag colorations. Has a red head and neck, a blue body, and white stripes down its back.
 * Bald Eagle Quetzalcoatlus (July 4, 2021 - Fourth of July) - Both gender Quetzalcoatlus with the colorations of a bald eagle. White head, brown body and wings, white tail, gold beak, and gold talons.
 * Shadow Troodon (October 18, 2021 - Halloween) - Black-colored Troodons that attack from the shadows. Can be both genders. Males have bright red stripes that can be identified but females are pitch black.
 * Vampire Utahraptor (October 18, 2021 - Halloween) - Pale Utahraptors of both genders with long canine teeth showing from jaws. Both have scarlet stripes, however, males have red feathers with black tips. They have a special ability to drain players to really low health with a bite attack.
 * Death T. rex (October 18, 2021 - Halloween) - Pitch black T. rex males with red stripes running from head to tail. Have a special ability to shroud you in pure darkness to ambush you.
 * Turkey Troodon (November 20, 2021 - Thanksgiving) - Troodons with colorations of a Turkey. Males have a bright pink and blue head with a red waddle, a black, feathery body with a beard that hangs down from chest, and black scaled legs. Females have a grey-blue head with a slender grey waddle, no beard, a black-feathered body, and black scaled legs.


 * Candy Cane Utahraptor (December 23, 2021 - Christmas) - Utahraptors of both genders with the colorations of a candy cane.
 * Red-Nosed Triceratops (December 23, 2021 - Christmas) - Male Triceratops variants with a glowing red nose horn. Have a slightly-brownish coloration.
 * Abominable Carnotaurus (December 23, 2021 - Christmas) - Male Carnotaurus variants with white plumage covering body, a blue-grey face, and curling brown horns.
 * Krampus Therizinosaurus (December 23, 2021 - Christmas) - Featherless blackish Therizinosaurus with long claws, horns, and a red cloak covering its head, neck, and back. Eerie bells can be heard when it is nearby. Has a special ability to open holes into the Underworld for the naughty who fail to kill it.
 * Santa T. rex (December 23, 2021 - Christmas) - A T. rex with a Santa hat. Has a special ability to fly throughout the sky if you're not looking at it.
 * Birthday T. rex (March 14, 2022 - 1st Anniversary) - A normal T. rex wearing a Birthday hat. This special dinosaur replaces half of the T. rex population in the game.

Seasons
Seasons are a game feature that affects player hunting, dinosaur behaviour, and dinosaur design. Below are the seasons and how it affects gameplay.
 * Autumn - The rut for Ceratopsians. During this time, the frill details on the males have brighter coloration, and will be seen sparring over females, and are more aggressive. Carnivores are more aggressive and are actively hunting for prey. (Maps with this Season: All maps excluding DinoLabs Inc.)
 * Winter - Landscapes are covered in snow. Carnivores are covered in plumage, and will attack anything they have a chance at, making them the most aggressive at this time. Ceratopsians develop quills on their backs. All herbivores will huddle up to develop heat, making it harder to shoot a specific individual. (Maps with this Season: Argentina/Patagonia, Alberta, Montana, Wyoming)
 * Spring - The breeding time for carnivores. Males will have brighter colorations, specifically on the head. Landscape's ferns and tree leaves appear emerald green. Male carnivores are more aggressive than females. (Maps with this Season: All maps including DinoLabs Inc.)
 * Summer - During this season, dinosaurs are out and about constantly searching for water, so hunting at watering holes would be preferable. Carnivores are less aggressive due to focusing on finding water.

Multiplayer
Multiplayer was added December 1, 2021. There are multiple game modes: The default story mode, Predator, Horde, and Escape. More information below.

Multiplayer Story

 * Campaign missions but allows multiple players to hunt together.


 * Default story mode can hold a max of 4 hunters. Any dino harvested by any player counts for mission for every player.


 * Missions fail if every hunter on a campaign match dies.
 * Friendly fire can be enabled or disabled.
 * Can be on all maps.

Predator

 * Randomly selected player plays as a carnivorous dinosaur of their choice depending on area location. The dino's task is to kill all humans, while the human's task is to kill the dinosaur.


 * Can have a max of 15 players.
 * Injured player dinos can heal from killing prey dinosaurs or eating humans. Apexes like Carcharo, Giga, Tarbo, and T. rex can swallow humans whole, while smaller predators like Raptors/Raptoroids pounce on their victims and violently bite and claw them apart to feed.
 * Due to their lower health, Raptors/Raptoroids spawn with multiple other AI pack members of their species.
 * Apexes can pick up objects, including other humans, to throw at humans.
 * Apexes can roar to hostilize nearby predatory dinosaur AIs.
 * Can be on all maps.
 * Tranq weapons are disabled.
 * Due to their power, the Stasis Gun and Rail weapons are disabled.

Horde

 * A wave survival mode with 50 rounds total, there are 5 boss rounds included.
 * Max of 10 players, each player starts with a tranq pistol and must use cash collected from survival waves to purchase/upgrade weapons. All weapons are enabled.
 * Bosses: Alpha Utahraptor, Carcharodontosaurus, Giganotosaurus, Tarbosaurus, Zhuchengtyrannus, Tyrannosaurus, Alpha Tyrannosaurus (25% chance to replace regular Tyrannosaurus during last boss round.)
 * Takes place in the Present Day map at DinoLabs Inc.

Escape

 * Checkpoint-based survival mode where players have to escape through the Time Portal before it closes.
 * Max of 8 players.
 * Can be on all maps besides the Present Day. During the last checkpoint, there is a boss AI that can be any apex found on that map that players have to kill to escape.
 * Stasis Gun and Rail weapons disabled.

Mutation (DLC)

 * Randomly selected player plays as a ferocious human-dinosaur mutamt created by DinoLabs Inc., and must mutate into a full dinosaur to win.
 * Max of 6 players, 1 mutant and 5 humans.
 * Humans must try to kill the mutant by using guns, traps, etc.
 * Mutant must evolve by surviving and killing/eating humans.
 * There are different dinosaur genomes that have different effects on mutants. See Primal Prey II - Mutation DLC.

Cinematics
There are four cinematics that can be found on Tatem Games' Youtube channel promoting the game. More info about these cinematics coming soon.
 * The Breakout
 * Triceratops Stalk
 * Chase in the Dark
 * Missing in Action

Scrapped Dinosaurs

 * Deltadromeus (Replaced by Bahariasaurus)

Behavior/AI
Since the last game's AI, the intelligence was increased dramatically with the sequel's dinosaurs. Here are some examples that have improved from the 2 decade old predecessor in this sequel. The new AI and improvements in the sequel include: More coming soon.
 * Carnivores no longer have the idle bug that occurred with some of them in the original.
 * Neutral and aggressive herbivores will now defend themselves from predators, whereas in the original game, they tried to flee but ended up being killed by predators not capable of taking them on.
 * Uninjured carnivores will not flee from the hunter as they sometimes did in the original game.
 * Hunting - Carnivores will now only hunt herbivores they are capable of taking on, and raptor packs can take on larger prey. Apex predators such as Tyrannosaurus can hunt everything besides the unkillables.
 * Awareness - Dinosaurs will now be more aware of their surroundings, and a herd matriarch (see Packs/Herds) can warn herd members of approaching danger. Carnivores will be aware depending on the wind of a hunter's presence.
 * Packs/Herds - Herds of herbivores are actively on the move, feeding and drinking. For a herd, there is a matriarch who stands on his/her hind legs, looking out for danger. If there is danger, the matriarch will warn the herd and the herd will flee. Social carnivores such as raptors and group hunters such as medium tyrannosaurs will be actively out and about looking for prey. There is an anonymous dominant carnivore in each pack, but can be distinguished from the rest of the pack as being the largest. If the dominant is killed, the rest of the pack will flee from the hunter.
 * Apex Mating Pairs - Apex predators, which are mainly solitary, can be seen in mating pairs during Spring (See Seasons). They are more dangerous as a pair and need to be taken out quickly. Once one of the pair is dead/sedated, the other will proceed to attack until hunter is dead.
 * Pterosaurs - Pterosaurs have gotten a major revamp. They are still actively flying, but can land on the ground and scavenge off of dinosaur corpses, and can be seen fishing in rivers, ponds, and lakes.
 * Defense - If an injured neutral or aggressive dinosaur gets cornered, it will try to defend itself from the hunter. Triceratops herds can also be seen rarely defending themselves from a Tyrannosaurus pair.

Campaign Maps
These are the maps that are required to complete the campaign.

Map 1: Utah, Late Cretaceous, 70-60 MYA - Dinosaurs: Utahraptor, Gastonia, Iguanodon, Kosmoceratops, Nasutoceratops

Map 2: Egypt, Early-Late Cretaceous, 112-65 MYA - Dinosaurs: Ouranosaurus, Bahariasaurus, Rugops, Aegyptosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus, Spinosaurus, Sarcosuchus, Paralititan

Map 3: Argentina/Patagonia, Late Cretaceous, 99-97 MYA - Dinosaurs: Amargasaurus, Abelisaurus, Carnotaurus, Mapusaurus, Giganotosaurus, Argentinosaurus

Map 4: Mongolia, Late Cretaceous, 75-60 MYA - Dinosaurs: Gallimimus, Protoceratops, Velociraptor, Tarchia, Therizinosaurus, Alioramus, Alectrosaurus, Gigantoraptor, Tarbosaurus, Nemegtosaurus

Map 5: Alberta, Late Cretaceous, 80-75 MYA - Dinosaurs: Styracosaurus, Albertosaurus, Pachyrhinosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Edmontosaurus, Deinosuchus

Map 6: Montana, Late Cretaceous, 65 MYA - Dinosaurs: Troodon, Pteranodon, Quetzalcoatlus, Dromaeosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Lambeosaurus, Anatosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus, Alamosaurus

Map 7: DinoLabs Inc., Present Day, 2110 A.D. - Dinosaurs: Nanotyrannus, Sinosaurus, Megalosaurus, Alpha Gastonia, Alpha Styracosaurus, Alpha Utahraptor, Alpha Iguanodon, Alpha Troodon, Alpha Quetzalcoatlus, Alpha Triceratops, Alpha Lambeosaurus, Alpha T. rex (Final Boss)

Bonus Maps
These maps are unlocked after beating Map 7. These are not part of the campaign.

Map 8: Wyoming, Early Cretaceous, 112-60 MYA - Dinosaurs: Aquilops, Zephyrosaurus, Sauropelta, Tenontosaurus, Ornithomimus, Deinonychus, Acrocanthosaurus, Sauroposeidon

Map 9: China, Late Cretaceous, 70-65 MYA - Dinosaurs: Micropachycephalosaurus, Ischioceratops, Zhuchengceratops, Tsintaosaurus, Tanius, Shantungosaurus, Zhuchengtyrannus, Zhuchengtitan

Special Event Maps
These maps are for special world events.

Apocalyptic Montana, 65 MYA - Event Creatures: Enraged Pteranodon, Enraged Quetzalcoatlus, Ater Mortem the Destroyer

Trophy Rooms and Trophy Weights
There is one trophy room for each map. Each trophy room can contain both genders of each dinosaur for that map.

The weights for each dinosaur (for both genders) to earn a star are: All of the hybrids and alphas are trophies. Their weights are listed below.
 * Utahraptor (Both genders) - 560 lbs
 * Gastonia (Both genders) - 4,300 lbs
 * Iguanodon (Both genders) - 10,300 lbs
 * Kosmoceratops (Male) - 4,500 lbs
 * Kosmoceratops (Female) - 4,800 lbs
 * Nasutoceratops (Male) - 6,500 lbs
 * Nasutoceratops (Female) - 6,800 lbs
 * Ouranosaurus (Both genders) - 8,200 lbs
 * Bahariasaurus (Both genders) - 1,800 lbs
 * Rugops (Both genders) - 1,700 lbs
 * Aegyptosaurus (Both genders) - 22,500 lbs
 * Carcharodontosaurus (Male) - 15,600 lbs
 * Carcharodontosaurus (Female) - 11,600 lbs
 * Spinosaurus (Male) - 19,500 lbs
 * Spinosaurus (Female) - 15,500 lbs
 * Sarcosuchus (Both genders) - 15,600 lbs
 * Amargasaurus (Both genders) - 20,500 lbs
 * Abelisaurus (Male) - 5,600 lbs
 * Abelisaurus (Female) - 5,300 lbs
 * Carnotaurus (Male) - 2,500 lbs
 * Carnotaurus (Female) - 2,200 lbs
 * Mapusaurus (Male) - 11,600 lbs
 * Mapusaurus (Female) - 9,600 lbs
 * Giganotosaurus (Male) - 17,600 lbs
 * Giganotosaurus (Female) - 13,600 lbs
 * Gallimimus (Both genders) - 350 lbs
 * Protoceratops (Male) - 300 lbs
 * Protoceratops (Female) - 350 lbs
 * Velociraptor (Both genders) - 35 lbs
 * Tarchia (Both genders) - 10,500 lbs
 * Therizinosaurus (Male) - 9,500 lbs
 * Therizinosaurus (Female) - 9,300 lbs
 * Alioramus (Male) - 860 lbs
 * Alioramus (Female) - 760 lbs
 * Alectrosaurus (Male) - 860 lbs
 * Alectrosaurus (Female) - 760 lbs
 * Gigantoraptor (Male) - 4,300 lbs
 * Gigantoraptor (Female) - 4,100 lbs
 * Tarbosaurus (Male) - 13,500 lbs
 * Tarbosaurus (Female) - 9,500 lbs
 * Nemegtosaurus (Both genders) - 40,600 lbs
 * Aquilops (Both genders) - 10 lbs
 * Zephyrosaurus (Both genders) - 230 lbs
 * Ornithomimus (Both genders) - 370 lbs
 * Deinonychus (Both genders) - 220 lbs
 * Tenontosaurus (Both genders) - 4,400 lbs
 * Acrocanthosaurus (Male) - 13,300 lbs
 * Acrocanthosaurus (Female) - 9,300 lbs
 * Micropachycephalosaurus (Both genders) - 8 lbs
 * Ischioceratops (Both genders) - 175 lbs
 * Zhuchengceratops (Both genders) - 175 lbs
 * Tsintaosaurus (Both genders) - 6,300 lbs
 * Tanius (Both genders) - 4,300 lbs
 * Shantungosaurus (Both genders) - 31,600 lbs
 * Zhuchengtyrannus (Male) - 13,600 lbs
 * Zhuchengtyrannus (Female) - 9,600 lbs
 * Zhuchengtitan (Both genders) - 46,600 lbs
 * Styracosaurus (Male) - 5,300 lbs
 * Styracosaurus (Female) - 6,300 lbs
 * Albertosaurus (Male) - 1,600 lbs
 * Albertosaurus (Female) - 1,300 lbs
 * Pachyrhinosaurus (Male) - 6,600 lbs
 * Pachyrhinosaurus (Female) - 7,600 lbs
 * Parasaurolophus (Both genders) - 6,600 lbs
 * Edmontosaurus (Both genders) - 15,600 lbs
 * Deinosuchus (Both genders) - 10,500 lbs
 * Troodon (Both genders) - 76 lbs
 * Pteranodon (Both genders) - 160 lbs
 * Quetzalcoatlus (Both genders) - 280 lbs
 * Dromaeosaurus (Both genders) - 560 lbs
 * Pachycephalosaurus (Male) - 960 lbs
 * Pachycephalosaurus (Female) - 860 lbs
 * Lambeosaurus (Both genders) - 16,300 lbs
 * Anatosaurus (Both genders) - 18,600 lbs
 * Ankylosaurus (Both genders) - 12,600 lbs
 * Triceratops (Male) - 10,300 lbs
 * Triceratops (Female) - 12,300 lbs
 * Tyrannosaurus (Male) - 14,600 lbs
 * Tyrannosaurus (Female) - 10,600 lbs
 * Nanotyrannus - 2,000 lbs
 * Sinosaurus - 1,000 lbs
 * Megalosaurus - 5,000 lbs
 * Alpha Gastonia - 7,500 lbs
 * Alpha Styracosaurus - 8,500 lbs
 * Alpha Utahraptor - 900 lbs
 * Alpha Troodon - 160 lbs
 * Alpha Iguanodon - 13,500 lbs
 * Alpha Quetzalcoatlus - 600 lbs
 * Alpha Triceratops - 13,500 lbs
 * Alpha Lambeosaurus - 19,500 lbs
 * Alpha Tyrannosaurus - 20,000 lbs

Episodes (Missions)

 * Primal Prey II/Missions

Aggression Scale
Passive - A dinosaur at this level will not mind your presence, and will flee if attacked.

Neutral - These dinosaurs will not mind your presence as long as you don't attack them or get too close. If attacked or if their space is invaded, they will attack.

Aggressive - These dinosaurs will not tolerate your presence and will try to eliminate you at whatever cost.

Very Aggressive - These dinosaurs will follow your scent just to hunt you down and rip you to shreds, or just eat you.

Extremely Aggressive - This classified dinosaur will brutally murder anything that moves. It is the only dinosaur that exceeds the Very Aggressive level on the aggression scale.

Unkillable - These dinosaurs are too large to be killed, but will not mind your presence even if you shoot them.

Hunter Death Animations
Unlike the original game, there are animations when your hunter is killed by a specific type of dinosaur. Special death animations are given from dinosaurs who have their own special killing animation. Special death animations include:
 * Dromaeosaur - Pounce on hunter, stick toe sickles into chest and tear off hunter's head.
 * Small raptor/raptoroid - Swarm onto hunter's body and tear into the flesh until the hunter falls dead.
 * Ceratopsian - Headbutt hunter backwards, hunter breaks spine when lands.
 * Medium theropod - Bite onto hunter's neck and slam into the ground, flesh ripping sounds heard.
 * Hadrosaur/Sauropod - Crush hunter, blood and guts splatter on contact.
 * Ankylosaur - Send hunter flying with a powerful blow from the club tail
 * Crocodile - Grab hunter in giant jaws and shake twice before eating in two bites.
 * Apex predator - Bite onto hunter and shake violently in jaws, blood spraying everywhere, before swallowed.
 * Pterosaur - Land on hunter and peck violently on face and chest. Blood spurts like a fountain from chest.
 * Triceratops - Headbutt hunter high into the air, and body lands and is disfigured on contact.
 * Quetzalcoatlus - Grab hunter in talons and drops onto hunter onto a tree, impaling the hunter.
 * Therizinosaurus - Slice hunter into three pieces with giant claws.
 * Gigantoraptor - Kick hunter down and rip off head, and swallow it like an egg.
 * Styracosaurus - Impale hunter on giant nose horn.
 * Pachycephalosaurus - Headbutt hunter to ground and crush head beneath thick skull.
 * Tyrannosaurus Alternate Attack - (NOTE: This has a lower chance of occurring than the Apex animation) Step on hunter's lower half, and rip off and swallow hunter's front half.
 * Nanotyrannus - Bite onto hunter's throat and lift up, then slams hunter into ground.
 * Sinosaurus - Spit onto hunter's face, then bite and rip out hunter's throat.
 * Megalosaurus - Grab hunter with arms and while holding, rip off hunter's front half and eat it in three bites.
 * Alpha Gastonia - Swing tail, hitting hunter's right leg, blood spurting from the leg, then uses tail to crush hunter's skull.
 * Alpha Iguanodon - Impale hunter in face with thumb claw on right arm.
 * Alpha T. rex - Bite onto hunter and shake violently and rapidly, causing lower half of body to rip off and slam into a wall. The lower half slowly slides off, then pops off the wall.

Dinosaur Death/Sedated Animations
Special death/sedated animations include:
 * Ankylosaur - Falls forward, lands on underside. (Dinosaurs with this animation: Gastonia, Tarchia, Ankylosaurus, and Alpha Gastonia)
 * Ceratopsian - Acts woozy, then collapses on side. (Dinosaurs with this animation: Kosmoceratops, Nasutoceratops, Protoceratops, Pachyrhinosaurus, Triceratops, and Alpha Triceratops)
 * Dromaeosaur - Front half raises in air, body collapses struggles for a bit, then goes limp. (Dinosaurs with this animation: Utahraptor, Dromaeosaurus, and Alpha Utahraptor)
 * Small raptor/raptoroid - Front half raises in air, then quickly falls on side. (Dinosaurs with this animation: Velociraptor, Troodon, and Alpha Troodon)
 * Medium theropod - Makes a gurgling sound, tossing head up in air, then falls to side. (Dinosaurs with this animation: Bahariasaurus, Rugops, Abelisaurus, Carnotaurus, Alioramus, Alectrosaurus, and Albertosaurus)
 * Hadrosaur - Makes a gurgling sound as both legs slip and dino collapses on side. (Dinosaurs with this animation: Iguanodon, Ouranosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Edmontosaurus, Lambeosaurus, Anatosaurus, Alpha Iguanodon, and Alpha Lambeosaurus)
 * Sauropod - Let out a bellow, then slowly collapses on side. (Dinosaurs with this animation: Aegyptosaurus, Amargasaurus, and Nemegtosaurus)
 * Pterosaur (Sky) - Screeches, then flips over in air, falling from the sky, then collapses on the ground, wings spreading. (Dinosaurs with this animation: Pteranodon, Quetzalcoatlus, and Alpha Quetzalcoatlus)
 * Pterosaur (Land) - Lets out a screech, lifting wings in air, then collapses forward. (Dinosaurs with this animation: Pteranodon, Quetzalcoatlus, and Alpha Quetzalcoatlus)
 * Crocodile - Lets out a hiss before spreading all legs and going limp.
 * Apex predator - Roars, shaking head and body, stumbling on legs, then falls forward, collapsing on stomach. (Dinosaurs with this animation: Carcharodontosaurus, Mapusaurus, Giganotosaurus, Tarbosaurus, Zhuchengtyrannus and Tyrannosaurus)
 * Spinosaurus - Lets out a hiss, then falls forward on underside.
 * Therizinosaurus - Let out a screech, swinging claws at the air, then collapses on side.
 * Gallimimus - Stands up on one foot, then falls to the side.
 * Gigantoraptor - Stumbles from side to side, then collapses on side.
 * Pachycephalosaurus - Shakes head, then collapses on side, kicking in the air once before going limp.
 * Nanotyrannus - Roars, stumbling and shaking, then collapses on side.
 * Sinosaurus - Shakes head from side to side once, before collapsing on side.
 * Megalosaurus - Roars, shaking, then collapses on side, kicking in the air and struggling before going limp.
 * Alpha Tyrannosaurus - Cutscene focusing on the beast roaring, snapping, and stumbling violently, trying to fight death, but then stops fighting, letting a bellow into the air, before collapsing forward, landing on underside.

Update Notices

 * March 14, 2021 - Base game released with all the maps and dinosaurs in those maps.
 * March 28, 2021 - Added Hunting Rifle, bug fixes, AI fixes.
 * April 1, 2021 - Added "Kampitisaurus", a joke dinosaur from the original game to every map.
 * April 2, 2021 - Removed Kampitisaurus.
 * April 24, 2021 - Added Present Day 2110 map with Dinosaur hybrids and Alphas. Added 1mm Rail Sniper and 4mm Rail Blaster.
 * July 4, 2021 (Fourth of July Event) - Added a Fireworks skin for Rail Sniper, Rail Gun, and Rail Blaster, an American Flag skin for Shotgun, Hunting Rifle, and Sniper Rifle, and added 2 event dinos: Patriotic Troodon and Bald Eagle Quetzalcoatlus.
 * July 14, 2021 - Removed Fourth of July event content.
 * August 4, 2021 - Fixed Alpha T. rex boss cutscene crash.
 * August 14, 2021 - Extra Dinosaurs DLC released.
 * October 18, 2021 (Halloween Event) - Added Jack-O-Lantern Sniper Rifle, dark and spooky maps, and 3 event dinos: Shadow Troodon, Vampire Utahraptor, and Death T. rex.
 * November 1, 2021 - Removed Halloween event content.
 * November 10, 2021 - Added Nemegtosaurus to base game to Mongolia map.
 * November 20, 2021 (Thanksgiving Event) - Added Turkey skin Shotgun along with new event dino: Turkey Troodon.
 * November 28, 2021 - Removed Thanksgiving event content.
 * November 30, 2021 - Fixed broken death scene bug, added hostile ambient Borealosuchus.


 * December 3, 2021 - Added Multiplayer mode with 4 game modes: Multiplayer Story, Predator, Horde, and Escape.
 * December 6, 2021 - Added Wyoming bonus map with 7 huntable dinosaurs: Aquilops, Zephyrosaurus, Ornithomimus, Sauropelta, Deinonychus, Tenontosaurus, Acrocanthosaurus + 1 unkillable: Sauroposeidon.
 * December 14, 2021 - Announced Christmas event and added new Aquatic Hunts Expansion.
 * December 23, 2021 (Christmas Event) - Added Candy Cane skin for Machete, Temporary Snowy maps, and 5 event dinos: Candy Cane Utahraptor, Red-Nosed Triceratops, Abominable Carnotaurus, Krampus Therizinosaurus, and Santa T. rex.
 * January 3, 2022 - Removed Christmas event content.
 * January 11, 2022 - Added two new weapons: Freeze Ray and Flamethrower and added Jurassic Expansion.
 * January 18, 2022 - First Special Event boss: Ater Mortem the Destroyer (Prehistoric Dragon) + event map: Apocalyptic Montana.
 * January 25, 2022 - Special Event ended.
 * February 1, 2022 - Changed Dilophosaurus hybrid genus to Sinosaurus to prevent confusion between the hybrid and normal genus in the Jurassic Expansion.
 * February 15, 2022 - Added "Mutation" multiplayer DLC gamemode.
 * March 3, 2022 - Added Seasons mechanics (See Seasons), removed feathered dinosaurs as an uncommon variant.
 * March 14, 2022 - One year anniversary update, added Birthday hats, birthday party skin guns, and a special event dinosaur: Birthday T. rex.
 * March 20, 2022 - Added new China map with 8 huntable dinosaurs: Micropachycephalosaurus, Ischioceratops, Zhuchengceratops, Tsintaosaurus, Tanius, Shantungosaurus, Zhuchengtyrannus, and Zhuchengtitan.

Special Events
Special events are worldwide multiplayer events where players have to work together to defeat a powerful boss. Before the players fight the boss, the players have to search the maps for the objects needed to access the boss arena maps.

Event Bosses
More coming soon.
 * Ater Mortem, the Destroyer (Prehistoric Dragon)

Event Objects
More coming soon.
 * Meteorite Chunk (Dragon)
 * Dragon Tooth (Dragon)
 * Obsidian Orb (Dragon)

Expansions/DLC

 * Aquatic Hunt Expansion
 * Extra Dinosaurs DLC
 * Jurassic Expansion
 * Mutation Gamemode DLC

Spinoff Games

 * Primal Survival

Rating
Primal Prey II is rated M for Blood/Gore and Intense Violence.

Critical Reception
IGN gave the game an 8.9/10, saying it was a HUGE improvement from the original.

GameSpot gave the game a 9.2/10, saying that Sunstorm Interactive and Tatem Games did an amazing job remaking a game that they once reviewed as "low-budget" and "bad."

PC Gamer gave the game a 93%.

Developers

 * Sunstorm Interactive - Head of Development
 * Tatem Games

Trivia

 * In real life, killing or tranqing a dinosaur in the past would have dire consequences on the present and time itself.
 * The final level is similar to Carnivores: Cityscape, a game by Sunstorm Interactive made a year after Primal Prey's release, and even uses Primal Prey-similar designs.
 * Oviraptor, Nanotyrannus, and Giganotosaurus have their Carnivores: Cityscape designs with up-to-date models.
 * Unlike in the original Primal Prey, Quetzalcoatlus (along with the newcoming pterosaur, Pteranodon) can now stand and walk on the ground, and can even perch on trees.
 * Dinosaurs frozen by the freeze ray will break free if not bagged within 2 minutes.
 * The flamethrower does critical damage to small and medium dinosaurs, but large dinosaurs absorb more damage, though they still get damaged. This is similar to Primal Carnage: Extinction's Pyro.
 * The 2mm Rail Gun and 4mm Rail Blaster can obliterate small dinosaurs, such as Troodon and Utahraptor, to smitherenes. They cannot be bagged if blasted by these powerful weapons.
 * Although extremely rare, Alpha variants of the original nine can be found on the map their species are found on. However, Alpha rexes
 * Gastonia, Styracosaurus, Utahraptor, Iguanodon, Troodon, Quetzalcoatlus, Triceratops, Lambeosaurus, and T. rex are the original 9 from the first Primal Prey.
 * Todd Marshall was the artist for Primal Prey and Carnivores: Cityscape, and will be working for Primal Prey II once more.
 * If there is continuous use on a tranquilized dinosaur by the Sonic Blaster or Electron Gun, the dinosaur will die.
 * Unlike the original Primal Prey which was rated T, Primal Prey II takes a darker and more gruesome turn with the blood and gore, making it M rated.
 * If used too much on an unconscious shrunken dinosaur, the Shrink Ray will send a dinosaur into the microverse, and it will not be seen to the human eye.
 * The hunting rifle, freeze ray, flamethrower, rail sniper, and rail blaster are the new weapons added in with the original 9.
 * There is a game on Roblox named Primal Prey - Extinction, which is also made by me with some friends. Play it here! https://www.roblox.com/games/595067590/Primal-Prey-Extinction-PRE-ALPHA
 * Even though Compsognathus is from the Jurassic Period, it was added as an ambient for the first dinosaur ambient in the game.
 * Nyctosaurus can only be found on the Alberta map, and is only added through the Aquatic Hunts expansion.
 * Sarcosuchus is added as a huntable dinosaur (or croc) through the Aquatic Hunts expansion. It can be hunted on the Egypt map with a new expansion only mission.
 * The legendary Velociraptor, Velocity, is an obvious reference to the character Velocity from Velocity: The Dark Human Slayer.