Dino Crisis

Dino Crisis is a survival horror game about Regina, a member of a government spy team sent to retrieve a scientist who was believed to have died three years earlier. The scientist has resumed his research into Third Energy, a clean energy source, at a military research facility in the Republic of Borginia. Regina travels to the isolated island of Ibis to reach the facility, but the covert mission goes wrong and she must fight for survival as prehistoric creatures pursue her.

The story

Three years before Regina’s mission, a scientist died in an accident during a Third Energy experiment. Government funding for the research had been cut because the project was considered unfeasible, and the accident received little public attention. Now an agent investigating a top-secret military project in a small South Seas country reports that the supposedly dead scientist has resumed his research at a military facility in Borginia.

Survive the dinosaurs

You fight dinosaurs with a range of weapons as they pursue you from room to room, bursting through doors and windows. The game features mimicked animal movements, and Regina bleeds when attacked. The approaching T-Rex causes the screen to shake, building anticipation as it draws near.

Game modes

The game includes Original, Arrange and Operation Wipe Out modes. Operation Wipe Out works fully offline, and scores in that mode are stored locally.

Updated presentation

This release includes an improved DirectX renderer, updated geometry calculations, more stable transformation and texturing, improved alpha transparency, and issue-free animation, video and music playback. It supports resolutions up to approximately 4K (1920p) and 32-bit color depth, with options including windowed mode, vertical synchronization, gamma correction, integer scaling and anti-aliasing.

The game also includes controls for display resolution and refresh rate, presentation mode, aspect ratio correction, scaling method and anisotropic filtering. It supports six localizations: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Japanese.