Primal Carnage: Genesis: Release Date, Gameplay, and Trailer!

Survival games are loved by everyone and there have been certain game franchises that have explored this genre a lot. Primal Carnage is one of them and it is expected to become a huge franchise at some point. The developers planned a sequel titled Primal Carnage: Genesis but the game was put on hold a long time ago and is yet to be released officially for all gamers.

So, let’s check the release date and everything else that we know so far about the upcoming game.

Primal Carnage: Genesis: Release Date

Primal Carnage: Genesis was supposed to be released only for PlayStation but the plan was abandoned later. Lukewarm Media was involved in the development and publishing of the game but problems began when there were creative differences regarding the vision planned for the game. Circle 5 Studios then took the charge but things were not too easy for them and the game remained on hold since 2016. A release date cannot be predicted for now.

Primal Carnage: Genesis: Trailer

Although Primal Carnage: Genesis is yet to be released officially, the developers released an announcement trailer alongside a cinematic trailer. But the full trailer is yet to be released by the creators.

Primal Carnage: Genesis: Gameplay

Primal Carnage: Genesis was supposed to be set in an island and the developers were planning to give more importance to the story this time. The player was to play the role of a staff member who enters an island where dinosaurs are roaming all around.

The developers decided to add single player mode this time and gamers also needed to have the expertise in stealth and exploration which would help to get weapons whenever they are available. The game was reportedly going to have different episodes and each one of them was going to have unique features.

The players also have to hack the security panels with the help of the touch pad added in the controller of PlayStation 4. Multiple dinosaurs would be featured as the main antagonists of the game like Triceratops, Kaprosuchus, and Tyrannosaurus.