Stomping Lands - Dinosaur survival mmo

So many MMOs to sit out these days.

wait. you don't play as the dinosaurs?


fuuuuuck no.

Someone just needs to make Left 4 Dinosaur.

H1D1?

The whole MMORPG scene is starting to feel like the Final Fantasy franchise. We had a great run at the start, but now un-creative people are just milking the shit out of it.

Waiting for the update to this one:

If Dunmar and I can battle and cannibalize other tribes of player cavemen, I'll play.

Besides the usual features that we find in every survival MMO, The Stomping Land will also bring PvP content. Players that travel together will be able to form a tribe, share their resources and build a tribe campsite. Each tribe will have its own totem that can be upgraded. By upgrading the totem, players will be able to tame bigger and more difficult dinosaurs. This process will bring a lot of PvP as other tribes will try to raid your campsite and steal your resources and totem heads for their own benefit.

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close enough.

a_skeleton_02_sl said:

If riding a T-Rex is end game content i'm in.

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There you go.


Also..

Sounds like it would be fun to play every once in a blue moon.

Yeah it is basically a boring DayZ with dinosaurs, although very few dinosaurs from what I've seen. Pretty bare bones right now. Definitely was not what I was expecting from the articles I'd read.

nm, mick beat me to it.

Steam should be on the hook when they sell a product and the company they're selling for pulls shady shit like that.

Steam_sl said:

When will these games release?

Its up to the developer to determine when they are ready to 'release'. Some developers have a concrete deadline in mind, while others will get a better sense as the development of the game progresses.You should be aware that some teams will be unable to 'finish' their game. So you should only buy an Early Access game if you are excited about playing it in its current state.

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While I don't think Steam should be accountable for cases like this, perhaps they could have a better vetting process where a game has to be close to completion before being allowed to be an early access title. Something where they have to put up a feature list of the expected final product, and must have say 70% of it implemented. But then that puts a lot of stress on Steam to test and verify such feature sets for games before they are put up.

I think the benefits of the current system outweigh the negative in the end. You should always do your research before you buy something.