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Terror of Hemasaurus
A retro city smash 'em up with satisfying destruction physics. Play as a Giant Monster unleashing terror upon mankind in this modern arcade experience with the action turned up to eleven.
Details
- Released
- October 17, 2022
- Developer
- Loren Lemcke
- Publisher
- Digerati Distribution
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Terror of Hemasaurus Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Terror of Hemasaurus is a beautiful and entertaining game with tons of satisfying destruction and chaos. It also tries to teach a very important message about climate change and how the human race has to act before it is too late.
Terror of Hemasaurus is satisfying. Specifically, "This game is really satisfying," as stated by my son when we were about 15 minutes into our first session with it. If you ever felt the same about the arcade classic Rampage, you'll want to check this out.Read More
Unleash your inner Kaiju in Terror Of Hemasaurus! This retro-styled smash-em-up is sure to satisfy your inner beast, so get ready to reduce humanity's carbon footprint by flattening cities to rubble and crushing civilians into dust.
Punch buildings and stomp humans in carnage-filled arcade action as you destroy everything to save the planet in a retro city smash 'em up.
Whether you’re a fan of the classic Rampage and want to play something like it on modern consoles and PC, or simply love fun arcade games full of accessible, over-the-top action, Terror of Hemasaurus is well worth checking out. It may look like a blast from the past but its gameplay is timeless. And it offers a hell of a lot of chaotic fun for its humble price.
Between the charming pixel artwork, hilarious satirical story, and insane destruction, Terror of Hemasaurus is a winner.
Terror of Hemasaurus is a great “remember when?” kind of game. The way most good indies do, it takes that foundational experience of an underserved genre and tries to flesh out the experience to make it more substantive while retaining the good feelings from playing its inspiration. But with limited gameplay options and a game which can’t handle more than one person on screen, this’ll be relegated to the “fun if you like this kind of game” category.