Dino Crisis is a survival horror game created by Resident Evil director Shinji Mikami and published by Capcom. It uses many of the same game mechanics as the early Resident Evil titles, only with a light gun instead of a controller and deadly dinosaurs in place of zombies.
A covert mission to investigate an isolated research facility goes awry when a world-renowned scientist is found alive three years after his reported death. Shockingly, he's not the only thing back from the grave. Experience the thrill of survival against prehistoric threats in this horror classic!
More evidence surfaces indicating that a Dino Crisis remake is in the works at Capcom, two decades after the last game in the series hit shelves.
Capcom has been a titan in the video game industry for decades, but some of their best games have been left behind when really they need a remake.
The director of one of the greatest survival horror games ever made is interested in helming a new Dino Crisis project.
Though an official new entry in the Dino Crisis series doesn't seem to be in the cards, Code Violet is poised to deliver many of the same vibes.
The time has never been better for a Dino Crisis movie to stomp its way into theaters, and the success of the Jurassic World films proves it.
Capcom recently renews the Dino Crisis trademark in Japan, and some fans believe this move is more than a routine procedure.
These horror games prove that you don't need fancy graphics to create big scares.
Gamers and fans of the Dino Crisis series have reason to celebrate as the games are releasing on PC with quality-of-life improvements included.
Bravery comes in many forms, as do monsters, but with these horror game protagonists leading the charge, players can strike back with heroism.
