Dino and Aliens Review

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Did you like Shrek or Monsters Inc? Then you will instantly fall in love with Dino and Aliens. Dino and Aliens is a classic arcade adventure that exploits the potential of 3D gaming to its fullest. The graphics is simply spectacular – smooth movements, cool special effects, great lighting, impressive “bang-bang” style explosions. This pizzazz 3D game features an amiable animated cartoon-like character Dino, who likes playing his electric piano. But instead, he has to fend off aliens, who are trying to overtake the planet. They’ve come in a great variety – snipers, heavy-hitters, electrocuters – and they aren’t easily fooled.

Dino is very apt at handling bombs and has quite an arsenal – regular bombs, bouncing bombs, remote controlled ones. He is quite good at kicking too. With your assistance, he can send the aliens back to the distant planet they came from. But it’s not going to be easy. To pass a level, Dino has to clear the level of aliens and find a key to get to the next one. Various bonuses are scattered around for Dino to replenish his ammunition and restore health. The game is saturated with jollity and zest which hardcore gamers crave for. Dino and Aliens sucks right in and does not let go until the final level is complete. And since the entire process is an exiting one, filled with unexpected surprises and, oftentimes, challenges, you are guaranteed to have a few weeks of non-stop fun and amusement. We’ve tested the game on people of various ages only to get the same result – uncontrollable urge to play on and on and then some more. So, if you are a brave fellow and your cardiologist says you can handle that much adrenaline, download your FREE trial version.

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Pentium III, 500 MHz, 128 Mb RAM, 32 Mb 3D video card

Please contact Dino and Aliens publisher, NevoSoft if you have questions or issues regarding this product.

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