Prehistoric Dude Review (PlayStation 4)
Go with Dude on an adventure to Help him to take back his lunch, which was stolen by a giant dinosaur! Now hungry and without any ham he will need to face many dangerous enemies while traveling through caves and forests, getting some tools and power-ups to assist him during this journey. This is our Prehistoric Dude review.
Pros:
- 8-Bit graphics.
- 65.16mb download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Game settings-visual effects, weather effects, and speed run clock on/off.
- 3 save slots.
- Platformer gameplay.
- Map uncovers as you play.
- Pick up new items to allow you to progress like the ability to grab ledges.
- Stat’s on the screen-deaths/chests opened/enemies killed/progression percentage.
- Play how you want.
- Boss fights.
- Metroidvania elements.
- Attack-you throw axes Joe and Mac style at enemies.
- Bushes are everywhere and walking through them, fruit, or axes will fall out of them.
- Fruit-used to open alternative paths and you lose a percentage of them upon death.
- Infinite lives.
- Autosaves every section.
- Save and quit option.
- New biomes with new enemies.
Cons:
- No tutorials.
- Doesn’t explain how it all works.
- How many fruits you lose when dying is quite harsh.
- Hard to see enemies as the Bush obscures them.
- A lot of back and forth.
- Sam music over and over.
