Dino Hunter: Killing Strand

Alone on a remote coast, a young hunter cuts through packs of prehistoric predators before they reach populated areas. Dino Hunter: Killing Strand uses a first-person view and arms you for close-range fights or long shots, depending on what you find in the field.

The campaign moves across three combat zones: an island, a desert, and rough rocky ground. Each area holds ten missions. You clear objectives by reducing the local dinosaur count. The roster includes Velociraptors, Pterodactyls, Spinosaurus, and a massive T-Rex. Poisonous snakes also hide around the map and punish careless movement. Weapons aren't fixed. You can pick up ammo, swap to a shotgun or submachine gun, and use grenades when a group closes in. A machete stays useful when enemies get too close.

How to play?

Scan the area before moving. Watch the ground for snakes, then check open paths and higher angles for incoming threats. Line up the crosshair and fire with your current weapon. If a target rushes into melee range, swing the machete instead of wasting bullets. Walk over ammo and guns to collect them. Save grenades for clustered enemies or larger targets that take more hits. Finish the required kill count in a mission to move on. Clear all ten stages in one zone to continue into the next region.