Recent reviews by Arapaima

Tough but entertaining. Definitely want to play this with a friend. If you haven't got any then dang bro that sucks.

There isn't anything I can say about this game without parroting every other person's negative review of this game. It's poorly optimized, empty, and endlessly boring. The game was fully funded years ago and has seen little progress at all since then. Every DevLog talking about future content all ramble on about what new flora they've been working on, or the triceratops AI that still has yet to be fully realized. The developers have made a game that's scientifically accurate first, and fun second, and I've long since given up hope that the game will ever be finished. Don't bother buying it. They got well over what they needed for it and still came up short.

At least the artbook is good.

This game is visually and mechanically impressive, but unfortunately there isn't much you can do in it right now. The landscapes are large and beautiful but empty and devoid of life. I understand that the intent is for the game to be entirely multiplayer, but the maps are enormous, and I've only seen a maximum of 100 or so players to a server. You can walk for half an hour straight and never encounter another player. If the number of players to a server were increased to a much larger degree I think the game would be much more interesting.

I recommend following this game and checking up on its progress, because it definitely has great potential, but in its current state I don't recommend it very highly.

Back before there was an overload of FNAF-Style games and an unendng list of underwhelming sequels, I would have recommended this game. In fact, this is formerly a positive review!
Back when this game first came out, it was unique in concept, a simple survival horror game that made excellent use of atmosphere to scare you, making the jumpscares feel a bit less cheap.

However, this game has fallen victim to an oversaturated market. There are what, five, maybe six FNAF games now? And how many more fan-made clones? When this game was by itself, its unique and creative idea, as well as its excellent use of atmosphere mostly made up for its shortcomings, most notably the repetitiveness from night to night. But now it has really lost the charm it had when I first played the game.

Quite a pity in my opinion.

Good game. Not much to see, but unlike most Sandbox games, it doesn't lag on Low-Performance Computers and Laptops. However, it has a long way to go before its fully finished.

Good game. This sequel does not disappoint.

This game is exceptional, it has fun, fast-paced gameplay with a host of alternate weapons which you can mix and match to fit your own playstyle. Every class has unique hats and costume choices which allow for extended customizability. There aren't any pay walls, anything necessary, specifically weapons, can be found for free, and most everything you have to pay for is solely cosmetic. If you're looking for a fun, free-to-play shooter, this game should be on your list.

This game was very good. It does take a while to get used to though, so players should practice their Dino skills.

This game is a masterpiece! I could hardly bear to set it down! Despite it's graphics, which are excusable due to its age, this game is surprisingly realistic and challenging! PLAY THIS GAME AND I SWEAR YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT!!!!

This mod wasted pretty much an hour of my life. I walked around on this ship that is supposedly in an aternate dimension, shoot some zombies in the face, walk up to a scientist with a misspelled dialogue, and all to see the "mutant creature". Was this a new monster? NOPE! Just a midget Nihilanth with a barnacle tongue! Unless you have nothing to do, I don't recommend this. For a more exciting alternative, I would recommend watching paint dry.