Dinosaur Hunt Puzzle Reviews

[h2]Dinosaur Hunt Puzzle[/h2] Has a total of [b]7[/b] trading cards.

“Dinosaur Hunt Puzzle is a sliding puzzle game based on the artwork from original Dinosaur Hunt game.” is how Dinosaur Hunt Puzzle is described on the Steam store page. And that description could not be more accurate. Dinosaur Hunt Puzzle is yet another title released from developer Racing Bros, they have released numerous games in total on the Steam store. All of them being smaller, shorter games, some of them with the “Profile Features Limited” tag, which are games who do not count towards achievements and perfect games on your profile page. When achievement hunting or wether you are a completionist, make sure when you purchase a game from Racing Bros, it does not have this tag and counts towards your totals. Your totals in the Steam client that is, be aware they do count on Steamhunters. Anyway you will be set for a torrent of achievement, as nearly all of their games comes with tons of them. A sliding puzzle game in its purest form. The gameplay offers no different game modes, the only variety in gameplay is in how much pieces the puzzles are divided. Difficulty is set by the amount of pieces on the board, but for someone who comprehends the mechanics of tile sliding puzzles, it does not really matter how much pieces there are. Hardest thing will be to visualize the underlying image to reproduce it afterwards. There are some visualizations and customisation options, like the background alternates for instance. You also can upload your own images to be used in the puzzle system, and a Steam users workshop is available as well, to play other user creations, all with a minimum of tweaking. Do not expect a lot of content from the base game, however, all seems to be kept to a strict minimum. A whopping 5000 achievements can be unlocked, easily achievable in about 15 minutes. If you are looking for a fast, short completed game, this one is for you. No grinding has to be done in order to unlock all of the achievements. It’s not even clear to me as how i managed to unlock the achievements, they seemed to pop randomly. To conclude: I enjoyed this game a little bit, having played tile sliding puzzles occassionally when i was younger, it was a trip back trough memorylane. Sole reason for me to purchase this title on a sale, were the easy achievements and perfect game. Once completed, this is a game i will not come back to again, however. Recommended for: casual, puzzle gamers, achievement hunters and completionists. Cheers, SultanK