Dinosaurs Are People Too

A great time waster overall. Really cute and adorable too. My only problem so far is that accidentally tapping things you don't wanna tap creates a whole lotta issues. For example... you tap on a UFO and then without realizing it because you're zoning out, you accidentally triple it and waste 5 gems when you just needed 2 more for the boost you were saving up for. (Yes, it happens. That's why it's so specific.) Things along those lines cause a few issues but other than that, it's great!

The game in itself is cute and fun but it's ruined by the random advertisements. Unlock a dino? Ad. Upgrade a resource? Ad. I'm all for opt-in ads for bonuses, but getting random ads like this takes away from the experience, especially if you're taking a walk and you are not on wifi. It's for that reason alone I uninstalled this game.

I'm having a blast with this game. The ads don't feel disturbing too. The graphics and optimization is amazing. One issue I've faced btw after watching an ad the game wasn't playing any sounds. It's sad cause i absolutely love the sounds.

The game is undeniably adorable with the art style and overall feel of this game. The only thing that makes it a bit frustrating is the mechanics. It's a tapping game, and you tap on the planet to produce taps, but sometimes you end up tapping on something you didn't want to because it was near where your tapping or it was on the other side of the planet and your tap "glitched" through the planet. I recommend finding a place on the planet with the least amount of stuff to do your tapping, and don't tap without looking at what you're doing. The "exchange" mechanic between the buildings is a bit of a struggle too because of the tapping mechanic. The arrows (and also the upgrade button) still show even when you can't see the building it's for, and I often found myself filtering funds from one building to another when I thought I was just tapping another building on the complete other side of the planet. Overall these are just minor fixes, and all can be avoided by making sure that whatever you're tapping on is in the middle of your screen and there isn't anything else you could be tapping on.

Bug report: after reaching modern age, tapping does not accelerate resource production (money), nor does tapping on production facilities at every stage of the game. About the app itself: it's actually a stretch to call it a game. It's more like having an aquarium. You can interact with it a bit, but it does not have mechanics that would warrant calling it a game. Production scaling is okay, but could be a little faster in later phases. Graphics, UI, SFX and music are pleasant though.

As far as I can tell, nothing is really wrong with the game itself! It's quite enjoyable and it makes me not mind playing the ads for extra stuff. It is quite addicting, but I can put my phone down to wait for more materials. Really the issue I have is the controls. Everytime I try to click something, something else is in the way and I click that instead (the trading or upgrades) and I waste materials I wasn't planning to use yet. However, that does not intephere with the gameplay itself and I feel like that's just my clumsy fingers. One thing to add tho would be more dinosaurs, but that's pretty self-explanatory as to why. It will keep people playing to unlock each dinosaur, and so on and so forth to become an advanced civilization. Overall I really enjoy the game, and can't wait to see it's future!

This is a really cute, and casual game. The basics are easy to follow, but I do feel like the games goals start to really stretch. I haven't had the game for long, but earning gems has gotten unbelievably difficult. Like tapping a building 100, 000 times. Having smaller or more goals at a time would really help. It would also be super cool if there was daily goals or some kind of event challenges.

I really enjoy being able to sit back with this game to relax, resources stack up quickly once you get the ropes of how to play and learn how to do things right. I just wish there were more dinosaurs in game, I wouldn't be able to guess, but I think I've gotten all available ones so far, might be wrong however... more buildings and land might also be for the better, there really isn't much to work towards after all your buildings are completed and... that doesn't take long to do. Still love it!

A cute and pretty concept. Gameplay is good; it doesn't scream at you to watch ads or attempt to force you to spend money. But the option is easily there if you wish. Advert rewards are reasonable. The UFO was an excellent idea! Whoever thought of that; well done, it's a great little distraction chasing it around the screen. And the reward it drops is very useful in the early stages. Costs tend to increase a bit too much for my tastes in late game. I fully understand why, but it's a bit much.

If this game wasn't so adorable it'd be infuriating. Progress in the game caps off abruptly as costs increase exponentially but your buildings only do so if you consistently restart from scratch. If you like recieving constant notifications that have nothing to do with the games progress then you're in for a real treat! For an "idle" "farmville-like" this game sure wants you to pay as much attention to it as possible! But the dinosaurs are adorable and the game looks great! There's a fun concept somewhere in this game, too bad it's been buried under a mountain of optimization.

The game looks well and would have a great game play IF it wasn't so unbalanced. It's sooo slow. And taps are meaningless almost immediately. The reset bonus is also worthless past the first two resets. They need to work on balancing costs, revenue generated, taps, and reset bonus to make this type of game playable. Because right now, my game play is limited to opening, getting the 2x bonus, buying more IT offices, leaving. Holding on for an update that fixes this cause I think it's cute. *shrug*

I really want to like this game. It is super cute and the concept is cool. Who doesn't like dinosaurs? However it needs some work. It's too slow. I assume it was made this slow because it is a relatively small game with no other worlds or a-start-over-with-some-cool-bonuses mechanic. However, slowing down gameplay doesn't make up for a lack in content it just makes it boring. We need minigames or events or more worlds (maybe the dinos go colonize space once they're technologically advanced enough). You should make it so we can tap anywhere on the screen. Tapping just the globe is annoying because it moves and you end up tapping on stuff you didn't want to tap on (upgrading areas and buying more dinos). There needs to be better balance between what you earn while tapping and not tapping. Right now I earn between 20k/s and 30k/s tapping but I only get 64/s not tapping. That's crazy. I like tap tap games but I'm not interested in tapping for hours to get anywhere. Maybe introduce a mechanic where you can upgrade your idle gains, it should be very early in the game. Also a auto-tap boost you could buy with carrots or something would be cool. Your graphics are cool, concept is fun. Just some of the details need work.

It's gets really boring very quick. There's not much to do, a lack of variety with species and interactions, and world progress is stifling. What's the point of this game? Idle dinosaur click sim? It would be great if your progessions had cause and effect, you could make actual changes and choices, and maybe play God a bit. As it is, there's plenty of games like these with even MORE player-character-world interaction. 3/5, wouldn't recommend.

HONEST REVIEW: This game is a fun little time waster. The progression is slow but satisfactory at the same time. The ads are rewarding and not intrusive at all, completely optional. The graphics are okay but could improve (for an Idle type game its fine) the tapping becomes fairly useless about a day into the game so dont bother breaking your fingers tapping away

This game is very visually impressive and most of the time runs very smoothly. I did have issues where it got stuck after I did my free adoption but restarting fixed it. However the progression is painfully slow. There isn't much point to clicking buildings past a very early point as it has next to no effect on their speed. The fossil fuel multiplier doesn't help much (I'm at a 27x multiplier) and hatching dinosaurs is a waste of resources after you get to the money stage.

This game is really cute and like the game oasis which is a tapping game to help relax you. It needs to give you all the kinds of dinosaur first then mix them up or let you pick. Also needs a mini game or two so it gives you an option for the game to be relaxing or energizing. Great art/ graphics. Also love the way it goes through the ages and redresses the dinosaurs. Overall a great game.

I generally don't like idle games but I keep coming back to this one for it's 3D charm. The ads are generally unintrusive, the theming is fantastic, and unlocking stuff feels rewarding. However, it all sort of falls apart later in the game. In classic capitalist fashion, once your dinos invent money, world taps and the dinosaurs themselves completely lose their value so the only thing that matters at all is your newest building. Why am I buying new dinos and tap updates if they don't matter?

A fun and cute dino clicker with amazing art. it's a nice game to waste the time but with the exponentially growing progress prices, it becomes difficult to see more of what is now offer at this time. May you have the patience to play for months of clicking, collecting dailies and resetting to get enough to leave "Earth" or just pay to boost. Hopefully there will be an update to add more dinos and maybe planets. I can't say I'll be still playing by then, gets old quick.

Accidentally reset my world, no big deal, but my missions didn't reset. I am at the beginning stage, with 2 dinos, and my mission says I need to do something with the power plant that costs 360000 nails. If this can be fixed, that would be great. Loved the game, but now it's unplayable. Heck, I'm even ok with my data being deleted at this point.

Great idle game which gives you a very good sense of achievement as you progress. It's not overly complicated with too many elements but rather focuses on few elements with quality gameplay. Ads are present but only when you decide to watch them for rewards, you don't get forced into watching an ad suddenly and if you wanted, you could avoid watching an ad altogether. However, like many have mentioned, I'm also facing the UFO issue where clicking the UFO successfully doesn't give me the reward.

Honestly I love the fact that the dinosaurs take the role of humans and have to build a structuraly sounds society, especially the fact that with each age they even change clothes, the game experience alone is generally fun, it seems a whole lot different than other kind of tycoon bases games and it isn't too easy, rather a challenge especially in the industrial age, love the design, the gameplay and challenge of advancements. Oh, and I love the dinosaurs, other than that a six star game

Cute idle game which I really enjoyed for the first day for or two. Unfortuantely the game does not scale well past the first few resets. You quickly get to the point where you can earn a x2 multiplier in 10 minutes, whereas a x4 multiplier can take a day. This can result in just resting the game every 10minutes as leaving it running just isn't worth it. This got old very quickly.

Another idle clicker game but with adorable dinos who get new clothing styles depending on what age you're in (stone age, middle ages, industrial age, etc). Cutest idle clicker game I've seen so far that's for sure. What I really like is that rather than taps being needed to upgrade everything, you use them to upgrade the carrots, which are used to upgrade the coal, which is used to upgrade the cookies, etc. So it takes more progression, and I think that's pretty cool.

It's a great game, definitely like it, the only reason why this review isn't 5 stars is because that i think it takes to long for money to collect itself, so it takes a long time to play, also i feel the moon's prices are a little high... And by that I mean that they are really high, I think that they should be in the Quadrillions, at least for the first two build spots. But as I said, Great Game! 😁

I really liked this game until recently. There's an upgrade to one of the planets that makes all the currency the same, which worked great in the game, you were really able to make progress in the game. However recent there must have been an update or something, because now all the currencies are different for each building and you can't progress unless you pay or wait weeks on end. I really prefer the prior version, at this point I'm thinking of uninstalling the game for good.