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Dino D-Day

Dino D-Day is a 2011 multiplayer FPS built on the premise that the Nazi regime employed dinosaurs in WWII combat. Players choose Allied or Axis factions (the latter including dinosaur characters). As a novelty premise game from 2011, its player base is effectively inactive — the game's value is primarily as a quirky historical artifact.

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Dino D-Day

Steam reviews

12,750 of 15,137 Steam user reviews are positive (84.2%) and Steam's own label is “Very Positive”, according to Steam's review summary for Dino D-Day at the last data refresh.

Good for

  • Players with friends specifically willing to organize private matches
  • Buyers who want the novelty of a dinosaur-Nazi FPS premise in their library

Avoid if

  • You expect active public multiplayer — the player base is essentially empty in 2024+
  • You want a polished FPS experience — this is a small 2011 indie title
  • Online multiplayer quality without active servers makes the game unplayable at its core premise
  • The $9.99 price is meaningful relative to what the experience currently offers

Is Dino D-Day an indie game?

Yes. Steam lists Dino D-Day under the "Indie" genre, and its publisher is not on this site's major-publisher list.

  • Steam genre tags on record: Action, Indie — includes "Indie".
  • Developer: 800 North and Digital Ranch.
  • Publisher: 800 North and Digital Ranch — same as the developer, i.e. self-published; not on this site's major-publisher list.

The rubric, its limits and the publisher list: methodology.