Go Home Dinosaurs! (2013)
3.09 from 11 ratings
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Todd Rex wants steak. Todd Rex wants YOUR steak. Are you gonna let him take it? No way! Go Home, Dinosaurs!
Prevent hordes of marauding Dinos from crashing your party in the world’s premier BBQ defense simulator! Unlock powerful towers that act like little weaponized puzzle pieces. Take control of a rock-throwing, coconut-gathering gopher and build your battlefield to keep …
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Todd Rex wants steak. Todd Rex wants YOUR steak. Are you gonna let him take it? No way! Go Home, Dinosaurs!
Prevent hordes of marauding Dinos from crashing your party in the world’s premier BBQ defense simulator! Unlock powerful towers that act like little weaponized puzzle pieces. Take control of a rock-throwing, coconut-gathering gopher and build your battlefield to keep those Dinos at bay. With adorable characters, intense strategy, and mouse-only controls Go Home Dinosaurs is accessible enough for kids and challenging enough for adults. It’s a game truly everyone will love!
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Details
- Developers
- Fire Hose Games
- Publishers
- Fire Hose Games
- Genres
- Indie, Puzzle, Strategy
- Themes
- Comedy, Fantasy, Historical
- Steam
- View on Steam
Release dates
- Mar 14, 2013 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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Review Titanium6015 3/5 · Mar 22, 2022
A fun tower defense game.
Go Home Dinosaurs is a pleasant surprise; I honestly thought it would play and look like a mobile game. By the second level, I had a complete change of heart.
Go Home Dinosaurs is what I would consider an introduction to tower defense games. The traps are simplistic enough that anyone can understand them, and the game does not require …
Go Home Dinosaurs is a pleasant surprise; I honestly thought it would play and look like a mobile game. By the second level, I had a complete change of heart.
Go Home Dinosaurs is what I would consider an introduction to tower defense games. The traps are simplistic enough that anyone can understand them, and the game does not require much reading.
Go Home Dinosaurs can become complex as you progress through the various levels. However, it is not that deep. I love tower defense games, but this one did not have enough depth to keep me interested.
I can, however, recommend this to anyone who wants to dip their toes in the genre!