Relive your childhood fear of the T-Rex by playing that famous Jurassic Park scene.

[Samtemdo8_v1legacy]

Well this little diddy of a tech demo came out of nowhere. I wonder if this will lead to something in the future.

And the game is avaliable for free to play.

 

[CaitSeith]

Spoiler: Call me a coward, but...

 

[Kreett]

Spoiler: Call me a coward, but...

It was all fairly banal until that final scene where he stayed in the car, then I felt much the same. Now let's see this in VR

 

[immortalfrieza]

I'd much prefer being the dinosaur menacingly stalking around eating tasty humans myself. The other way has been done like a million times already.

 

[Natemans]

I'd rather be the dinosaur than be the bait

 

[Samtemdo8_v1legacy]

I'd rather be the dinosaur than be the bait

That would be too OP and too easy.

 

[Avnger]

Well this little diddy of a tech demo came out of nowhere. I wonder if this will lead to something in the future.

And the game is avaliable for free to play.

fuckin awesome!

 

[Worgen]

Why is everyone running from me?

 

[Mcgeezaks]

Nice nice...but this will always be scarier

 

[Samtemdo8_v1legacy]

Nice nice...but this will always be scarier

That T-Rex looks more realistic and detailed that any other T-Rex in a Playstation 1 game...

 

[Chimpzy_v1legacy]

Looks nice, but the T-Rex' walking animation kind of pulled me out of it. Dat slippy, slidey moonwalking. Still, pretty impressive work overall for what is supposedly a one man job.

That T-Rex looks more realistic and detailed that any other T-Rex in a Playstation 1 game...

Well, that's because the entirety of the PS1 capabilities are devoted to rendering just a single model, whereas your game examples have to divvy it up between multiple models, the environment, effects and whatnot.