Terror Of Hemasaurus Review (Xbox Series S)



For our Terror Of Hemasaurus Review, A retro city smash ’em up with satisfying destruction physics. Play as a Giant Monster unleashing terror upon mankind in this modern arcade experience with the action turned up to eleven.

Terror Of Hemasaurus Review Pros:

  • Beautiful pixel art graphics.
  • 955.1MB download size.
  • 1000 Gamerscore.
  • Smash ’em up gameplay.
  • Tutorial area.
  • Pays homage to Rampage.
  • Two game modes – Story (cutscenes/power-ups) and endless mode (no story).
  • 2D perspective.
  • Game settings – player pointers, score indicators, screen shake, speedrun clock, and explosion flash.
  • 2 – 4 local multiplayer.
  • Can rebind controls.
  • Four dinosaurs/beasts.
  • Excellent Chiptune soundtrack.
  • You play as a Dinosaur/Beast and have to cause as much damage and death as possible.
  • Build up your special ability bar by causing damage.
  • Each location has a set amount of damage you need to cause in order to advance.
  • Story mode will have specific missions like eating X amount of people or kicking so many cars.
  • You can throw people into each other or even helicopter blades!
  • Cartoony gore.
  • You can kick people, kick cars, climb buildings, throw cars and throw people.
  • Strong physics engine whereby if you take out one side of the building it will topple and can go into full domino rally mode.
  • Gets very addictive.
  • Each character plays unique in its special ability.
  • Full of humor.
  • Easy to learn controls.

Terror Of Hemasaurus Review Cons:

  • Doesn’t tell you that the arcade/story mode is run-based.
  • Arcade mode doesn’t save a run so you have to do it one run.
  • No online play.
  • Doesn’t offer online leaderboards.
  • Can get repetitive.
  • Takes a little while to get going.
  • Difficulty spikes.

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Terror Of Hemasaurus:

Official website. 

Developer: Games by Loren Lemcke

Publisher: Digerati

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Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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