Dino D-Day (2011) PC

D-Day is a first–person multiplayer video game developed by 800 North and Digital Ranch. The game was published for PC on April 8, 2011.

Gameplay

The premise of the game is that during World War II, Adolf Hitler found a way to resurrect dinosaurs for use in military operations. Players can fight online to serve either as an allied nation or as Nazis. First of all, Dino D-Day is a first–person shooter in which people connect to one of two teams, as it was said earlier. Users have a choice between allied nations and Axis powers, the latter represented by the Nazis and their dinosaur soldiers.

After the initial release of the game, both sides had six different classes of soldiers. The choice of "allies" varies from assault troops, medics and heavy support. However, the Axis has three warriors and three classes of dinosaurs. The choice of people includes assault troops, snipers and medics. The huge creatures have a choice between Velociraptor, Dilophosaurus and Desmatosuchus with a cannon mounted on their back.

Additional classes were added to both teams on later dates, bringing the total number of characters to seven and nine. The Allies acquired their own dinosaur - Protoceratops with a machine gun installed.

The axis acquired a Stigymoloch with an installed grenade and a flying micro-gap. On some maps, an axis player can be randomly selected to play as a Tyrannosaurus.

The initial release consisted of three game modes and five maps, which included:

1. A team deathmatch where gamers must reach a set number of enemy players killed.
2. King of the Mountain, where teams fight for control of part of the location.
3. Objective mode, when users are given specific targets to capture, for example, a fortress. Similarly, when someone takes control of a Styracosaurus with a Panzer IV turret mounted on its back, and with his comrades must help the allies