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• gamedeal user

  Sep 29, 2021

  TLDR: [b]Reptiles: In Hunt[/b] has more bugs than dinosaurs, but despite its many failings there is a gaming experience worth hunting in this indie title...it just needs a lot more evolution before we can call it a 'clever girl.' * * * * * I completed [b]Reptiles: In Hunt[/b] today - in total, it took me a little under 10 hours (9.8 hours). Looking at other reviewers time with the game, I suspect I might be one of the few people to leave a review who've played this game to the end (at least, at the time of writing), so I want to offer some thoughts. I'll start with the positive. - I like the overall theme, i.e., humans vs dinosaurs. There's something about surviving in a 'lost world' or hunting dinosaurs like Turok which really resonates with me. Climbing onto the back of a Spinosaurus and stabbing it repeatedly in a cool image however you cut it, pun intended. - I really liked the non-combat background music; it was very relaxing. Like Far Cry Primal, I found it relaxing to just walk around the jungle collecting sticks and leaves, and could happily listen to the non-combat music track while reading or resting. - I honestly don't mind the linear, 'railroading' aspect. Not every game needs to be a vast open world; some games are there to lead you through a specific story instead, and that's okay. Whether you [i]like[/i] the story or not is up to each player to decide. For me, it was...fine. Nothing special, questionable in places (for example, [spoiler]Bad Reptilian wants to transform your son into a new Reptilian warrior. Your son stands up to him, so Bad Reptilian kills your son...completely negating why he had captured your son in the first place. You kill the Bad Reptilian as revenge, and THEN another (on your side) Reptilian says 'it's all good, the transformation process will also heal him'...but if that's the case, why did the Bad Reptilian bother keeping your son alive in the first place?![/spoiler]), but otherwise fine. - There was one point where I had a raptor in my bow sights, only for another one to walk right up to me from the side, just like in Jurassic Park. Clever girl! These raptors had done the 'clever-girl' move on me! ...Well, no, they hadn't. The AI isn't that good - I just wasn't paying attention to how many raptors there were. Still, It was a cool moment. Now, for some issues. - This game is VERY buggy. My character would dismount from a large dinosaur only to end up trapped inside its character model or 'crushed' to death by the falling character model. I'd walk off a cliff and start swimming mid-air, unable to stop swimming, necessitating a reload. One time, after fighting a dinosaur, my character just started ascending to heaven, floating straight up into the air for no discernible reason. My frantic button mashing eventually triggered something, and my rising ape became the fallen angel...smashed to paste on the earth, game over. These are just a handful of instances. Falling through floors, getting trapped in areas where I probably shouldn't have been able to go but was allowed to, your drone not coming back after use, achievements not popping (I must have killed four Spinosaurus before the 'kill two spinosaurus' achievement popped), or popping too early (I got the conspiracy hunter achievement when I'd only found 4/5 conspiracy rooms, although I did later find the fifth), etc. were all common. The game needs a LOT of testing, bug fixing, and refinement. - The AI / path finding needs work. Reptilian warriors would get stuck on the environment, locked in a full sprint, going nowhere. - The game wants you to use stealth to take down Reptilian warriors, but they often appear in areas where there is no long grass/bushes to stealth in. Also, when you are hidden in 'stealth mode', the game lets you know by playing a loud thunderclap-like noise, which is too ironic not to mention. - The voice acting is...not great. I'm trying to be polite. - There is a section where you have to trick a T-Rex into chasing you over a loose patch of concrete - when you do, a cut scene plays showing the T-Rex's weight being too much and the floor collapsing, exposing a new subway tunnel for you to continue the game. However, if you kill the T-Rex before finding the loose concrete and having the game explain the need to do this - [i]like I did[/i] - then there is [i]no way to continue the game[/i], as you no longer have a living T-Rex to trigger the cut scene. (Thankfully, I had a manual save from not too long ago.) A major rule of telling an interactive story is to not lock story progression behind a single point of failure - either have it so the T-Rex [i]cant[/i] be killed at this point, or have some other way to open the tunnel up (via a heavy crate, maybe?) in case the player does kill it. Otherwise, you're building in a possible 'dead end' to your story. Ideas for improvement: - More weapons and/or make the current weapons matter more. I saw no reason to use a blowpipe over a bow. - Weapons and armour talk about stats, but I couldn't see what my stats were? Maybe have a character page where you can see what your damage/armour stat is? - Combat is just spamming the left mouse button and dodging the odd dinosaur charge. Have different combat moves - maybe linked to different weapons? - and consider a combat lock-on. - Healing potions are pointless - eating meat (which you get from killing and skinning dinosaurs, which you'll be doing a lot of) restores health and vitality to a much greater and easier degree. Make healing potions matter, or get rid of them. - I only needed to use the Big Breath potion twice (and one of those times was for optional exploration), and the Diving Potion once. Again, if you're going to have them, make potions matter more. - There really isn't much point in using the drone - apart from story markers (which you'd find by moving forwards anyway), the items it highlights don't stay highlighted long enough for you to take advantage of the knowledge. Maybe have items highlighted by the drone stay highlighted either permanently or for a significantly longer time? As it was, I always had a full stash of batteries and rarely saw the point in using my drone. - Make the grounded ship just off the coast (latter part of the game) something you can board and explore. I was excited to find it, but disappointed when I could swim out to it only to find it was just set dressing. I want to be positive about this game - it feels like the product of an indie developer with a lot of ideas and ambition, and we should support smaller / indie developers, because a world of just big studio AAA games would be pretty dull and creatively limited. For that reason I'm giving this game a [i]very cautious[/i] thumbs up - I clearly enjoyed it enough to complete the story - but with the heavy proviso that it is VERY buggy and needs a lot of polish to truly reach its potential (or even just an acceptable level of playability.) I encourage others to give it a try (maybe wait for a sale) but be aware of what you're getting into first. [b]Reptiles: In Hunt[/b] has more bugs than dinosaurs, but despite its many failings there is a gaming experience worth hunting in this indie title...it just needs a lot more evolution before we can call it a 'clever girl.'
• gamedeal user

  Jan 13, 2022

  Hello dear community! This is [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/mlfr3ak/]TEA, COFFEE OR ME?'s[/url] Review of the game: Reptiles: In Hunt. It starts with very good from above and very bad downwards and at the end my opinion. I hope it helps you and have fun playing!   [b][u]⇾⇾⇾ GAMEPLAY ⇽⇽⇽[/u][/b] [b]☐[/b] AMAZING [b]☐[/b] VERY GOOD [b]☐[/b] ENJOYABLE [b]☐[/b] IT COULD BE BETTER [b]🗹[/b] WTF   [b][u]⇾⇾⇾ GRAPHIC ⇽⇽⇽[/u][/b] [b]☐[/b] REAL LIFE [b]☐[/b] WOW! [b]🗹[/b] STANDART HD/4K/Pixel [b]☐[/b] I MEAN, YES? [b]☐[/b] I CAN'T SEE ANYTHING   [b][u]⇾⇾⇾ STORY ⇽⇽⇽[/u][/b] [b]☐[/b] NOT COMPARABLE [b]☐[/b] IT WAS VERY EXCITING [b]🗹[/b] GOOD BUT PREDICTABLE [b]☐[/b] I DIDN'T UNDERSTAND ANYTHING [b]☐[/b] STORY?   [b][u]⇾⇾⇾ PLAYING TIME ⇽⇽⇽[/u][/b] [b]☐[/b] ∞ [b]☐[/b] 30 HOURS + [b]☐[/b] 20 HOURS + [b]☐[/b] 10 HOURS + [b]🗹[/b] UNDER 10 HOURS   [b][u]⇾⇾⇾ PRICE ⇽⇽⇽[/u][/b] [b]☐[/b] BUY IT NO MATTER HOW MUCH [b]☐[/b] GOOD PRICE [b]☐[/b] ACCEPTABLE [b]🗹[/b] WAIT FOR SALE [b]☐[/b] FREE TO PLAY   [b][u]⇾⇾⇾ REPLAYABLE? ⇽⇽⇽[/u][/b] [b]☐[/b] YES, ANYTIME! [b]☐[/b] YES, OTHER ENDINGS [b]🗹[/b] ONLY FOR ACHIEVEMENTS [b]☐[/b] ONE TIME AND GO   [b][u]⇾⇾⇾ BUGS? ⇽⇽⇽[/u][/b] [b]🗹[/b] YES [b]☐[/b] NO [b]☐[/b] DIDN'T FIND ANY / NOT SURE   [b][u]⇾⇾⇾ CONTROLLER SUPPORT? ⇽⇽⇽[/u][/b] [b]☐[/b] YES [b]🗹[/b] NO   [b][u]⇾⇾⇾ MY OPINION ⇽⇽⇽[/u][/b] Reptiles: In Hunt has a lot of potential, well as I said it has a lot of potential. I've been waiting for this game for a long time. I mean, a dinosaur survival action game, with crafting and fighting system? I mean HELLOOOO? Very cool! And so I approached this game only to be disappointed. This developer is probably still new and doesn’t know much about game development (what's understanable), but they had enough time to fix this game. So it can't be that if I want to shoot a dinosaur with an explosive arrow, at the same time get stuck in the ground and can't get out of there anymore. Even if I tried to jump to save me, it just catapulted me into the air, causing me to get stuck in midair...it didn't happen to me once, it happened several times. Or if I destroy a barrel and pick up the item that is inside, that this object then literally pulls me into it and then I get stuck in it. I also had the case that when an enemy killed me and I wanted to shoot an arrow I died at the same time and then I couldn't do anything anymore. The game character just stood there and the enemy couldn't do any more damage, so I had to restart the game to fix it. The sound design could also be better. It is often the case, when there is no enemy around anymore, that the fight music starts to play over and over again until I have walked a bit. There are a few puzzles, especially at the beginning with the box, which gave me a real headache. What I noticed during the game is that in some places there is always new loot to farm because it always re-spawns immediately. I just say >storks in the water<. Or that the mission task immediately jumps back to the old mission after death. I had a lot of fun, I liked the crafting to be able to deal more damage, but the bugs annoyed me very much. I bought this game to help the developers to make it better, but wait for a sale before you buy it tbh. I hope there is still something to come. That's all and have a great day <3
• gamedeal user

  Jan 23, 2022

  Fun game low in size should try if you are into craft and survive games kind of gives off a far cry primal or ARC vibe Overall a fun experience but the game has way more room for improvement cant wait for new updates
• gamedeal user

  Jan 31, 2022

  ---{ Graphics }--- ☐ You forget what reality is ☑ Beautiful ☐ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Bad ☐ Don‘t look too long at it ☐ MS-DOS ---{ Gameplay }--- ☑ Very good ☐ Good ☐ It's just gameplay ☐ Mehh ☐ Watch paint dry instead ☐ Just don't ---{ Audio }--- ☐ Eargasm ☑ Very good ☐ Good ☐ Not too bad ☐ Bad ☐ I'm now deaf ---{ Audience }--- ☐ Kids ☑ Teens ☑ Adults ☐ Grandma ---{ PC Requirements }--- ☐ Check if you can run paint ☐ Potato ☑ Decent ☐ Fast ☐ Rich boi ☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer ---{ Difficulty }--- ☐ Just press 'W' ☐ Easy ☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master ☐ Significant brain usage ☐ Difficult ☐ Dark Souls ---{ Grind }--- ☑ Nothing to grind ☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks ☐ Isn't necessary to progress ☐ Average grind level ☐ Too much grind ☐ You'll need a second live for grinding ---{ Story }--- ☐ No Story ☐ Some lore ☐ Average ☑ Good ☐ Lovely ☐ It'll replace your life ---{ Game Time }--- ☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee ☐ Short ☑ Average ☐ Long ☐ To infinity and beyond ---{ Price }--- ☐ It's free! ☑ Worth the price ☐ If it's on sale ☐ If u have some spare money left ☐ Not recommended ☐ You could also just burn your money ---{ Bugs }--- ☐ Never heard of ☑ Minor bugs ☐ Can get annoying ☐ ARK: Survival Evolved ☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs ---{ ? / 10 }--- ☐ 1 ☐ 2 ☐ 3 ☐ 4 ☐ 5 ☐ 6 ☐ 7 ☐ 8 ☑ 9 ☐ 10 ---{Opinion}-- -Keep polish and updates the game dev, it is so much potential -The soundtrack is giving me chill and relax after all -The combat system is addictive to play -This game really suit for fan of future+nature -The graphics just like i expected,beautiful -Make little parkour more aggressive it will be fun! -Worth your times and your money Keep it up!
• gamedeal user

  Feb 9, 2022

  A post apocalyptic survival game where civilization has fallen long ago and the world has been overrun by dinosaurs. Reptiles: In Hunt features a very diverse crafting mechanic, with several items to make in addition to the challenge of having to face several dinosaurs along the way, each bigger and more menacing than the last! The game is fun and has very good graphics, fluid gameplay and a lot of collecting resources and materials to evolve your weapons. What got me really excited was the number of types of Arrows that can be created, in addition to melee weapons. For those who like a good, challenging and exciting survival game, Reptiles: In Hunt is the game you are looking for on Steam! I highly recommend!
• gamedeal user

  May 4, 2022

  Disappointing there's no option to use a controller :-(
• Panama

  Jun 16, 2022

  Much like its predecessor Dinosis Survival before it, Reptiles In Hunt is a clunky charming mess. It is far from perfect but probably the most fun I have had going toe to toe with Dinosaurs on Steam ever. I would love to see a third game in this series, if series if the right word to tie this game in with Dinosis Survival? Or maybe a more grounded in modern times game or a cheesy Jurassic Park rip off take on this style of gameplay. For the price of this game you should have an understanding of what your getting yourself into, its no AAA game. At its heart Reptiles in Hunt is a gem in the rough and a game for anyone who enjoys dinosaurs or indie third person action/shooter games. For every invisible wall you encounter in your explorations you will be delighted in return with a Jurassic Park-esque raptor to shoot in the mouth with an arrow or two, or find yourself in some arena like setting with a larger predator to escape, outsmart or kill. RIH feels much more linear than Dinosis Survival did and that is not entirely a bad thing. There appears to be more detail put into the environments than in the past with more time spent of making your journey from A to B more interesting to look at and 'hunt' through, rather than the vaster and more open feeling areas I recall from my play through of Dinosis Survival a couple years ago now. In closing RIH still has many of the bugs it was released with but none are game breaking. The game play has aspects of older generation Third person action and shooter games but with DINOSAURS, which we have to admit is the real reason any of us even clicked on the games steam store page anyways right? Its fun, has potential and I would love to see more in the future, If a third game ever comes out, hit me up Corpix Games, I happily trade positive reviews for more dino blood to splill. Also F that triceratops.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 7, 2022

  a good game lots of fun combat and good stuff to find, it was a hoot!!! kind of clitchy in spots other than that a good fun game! i"m 72 years old and i had a blast playin this game!
• uPLAY_1WIN

  Dec 25, 2022

  Bugs, bugs and bugs. Too much of them, the game look unfinished.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 24, 2023

  I got this at a discount and it's still not worth it. - First, the name of the game..If you try to look up any tutorials or youtube vids, you get pet videos about real life reptiles. The title doesn't even make sense in English. - As soon as you start the game, you have to lower the camera/aim controls drastically. - the controls are on par with the early 90's. Stiff movements like the old Morrowind style walking. VERY STIFF. You go to jump on a rock and you either don't jump high enough or you jump past it and fall down and get hurt from the smallest of distances. Many stairs can't be climbed. You literally have to jump on the stairs to use many of them. - IMPORTANT: If you enter any broken down homes that are in REALLY dark areas, look for the stairs to the 2nd floor. I passed them all the time because the game is so D@MN dark and had to backtrack to find them. There are no darkness settings. - Fall distance that will kill you is REALLY short. I went to jump into the water and barely clipped the rocks and it said I died immediately. I was at full health, - There are a few areas that you can't figure out how to progress unless you watch a dev video on youtube. Like the locked gate. I literally picked up (what he says is) a bomb in the damaged house and had exploding arrows. I couldn't open the gate with either. IT ONLY HAD A CHAIN and a PADLOCK. I think the bomb was just a battery and not a bomb at all. How to open the gate: You find a ledge that has a crate up on it. After you shoot it down with explosive arrows, it tells you that you can move the crate to get to hard to reach areas. In most games, this means "Slide the crate to an area and climb on the crate to get to high ledge". Not in this game. They expect you to move the crate to a very specific spot for it to slide down the crashed plane wings to break through the gate??? Really dumb game design there. Later, you find your sons red cloth on a van. You CAN'T climb onto the van for some reason. There's a crate hidden in a cubby hole in the area and it doesn't show up/highlight when you use the drone. You shouldn't have to drag a huge metal crate to the van to climb onto the van. Really bad design there. - Later you find a Trex. There's no hint how to get past it. He said to "lure it" but with what? After running all around the outside of the area, large open areas that you can't even enter due to ghost/invisible walls, will get you killed. You have to find the loose, broken road area and YOU are the bait. BTW..after the cut scene, you literally have to FOLLOW the Trex down the hole? And it's no longer there? It just vanishes. There's no dead Trex to skin and loot for better gear items. - As soon as I made a blowgun, it kept removing my much better bow/arrows and equipped the blowgun. If I saved and started back up again, it put the blowgun as my primary weapon AGAIN. The blowgun was useless in my games. It never worked. No sleep effect, no poison effect. - Saves are sort of pointless because it still saves you back to the last checkpoint area, not where you actually saved. Use the saves but understand it doesn't save where you want to save. And if you save and reload, ALL dino's and enemies are respawned. I guess you can use this as an exploit for meat, bones etc but almost every large dino I killed gave no teeth for some reason. This means no advanced gear. - Dialogue is bland and uninteresting. Somehow your son has tons of red fabric to leave a trail for you to find even though he's practically naked. - Every time I killed a triceratops, my character froze in place crashing the game technically. EDIT: found out I couldn't move, jump etc until I attacked the dead tric again..then I could move. Makes no sense. BUGS. - I actually killed a spino and it didn't give me the teeth needed for gear when I skinned it. - I killed all the trilobites on the beach in the beginning and also killed them in the ONE beach area you come across and got 3 chitlin. You need 4 to make the advanced gear. They don't respawn over time. There are no more..anywhere. I suppose you could save on the beach and then restart that save and it reloads all dinosaurs/creatures. But that's REALLY stupid game design. If we have to use an exploit to get gear, that's a problem. - Enemies will see you even if you're behind rocks, vehicles etc. And when you try to shoot an arrow at them, it hits a phantom area around the car or rocks so the arrow is just floating in air. But they still see YOU. STAY AWAY from this unfinished game they don't really seem to care about fixing. It also leaves an open ending for a second game and there's no way I'll put $ into that.