Need Another Dinosaur Dating Sim? Try Dino Dearest

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Following the large reptilian footsteps of Jurassic Heart, students at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute are working on a dinosaur dating sim called Dino Dearest.

 

It lets you converse with a number of friendly dinosaurs and “prehistoric dinosaur-like animals” and has branching pathways to explore as you build up to dating them.

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There’s a free demo of Dino Dearest that you can download on itch.io. The students are currently working on expanding the game.


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