How To Get Saurian For Mac

Saurian has a tentative release date of January 2017 and will be on PC and Mac, with home consoles possibly coming in the future.

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I see you don't know this game. This game's concept is older then the Isle's and has a different basis. This game for starters isn't made with multiplayer in mind. It's about your own dino, as you move through your life span. Being a simulator as well means it is only losely called a Survival game as well. It isn't like the Isle, I can say that. That aside, the Isle isnt based on scientific accuracy or world, where as this one is meticulously crafted around the Scientific hell Creek Formation which is found in North America today.

These game have dinosaurs in common and nothing else. Originally posted by:I see you don't know this game. This game's concept is older then the Isle's and has a different basis. This game for starters isn't made with multiplayer in mind. It's about your own dino, as you move through your life span. Being a simulator as well means it is only losely called a Survival game as well.

It isn't like the Isle, I can say that. That aside, the Isle isnt based on scientific accuracy or world, where as this one is meticulously crafted around the Scientific hell Creek Formation which is found in North America today. These game have dinosaurs in common and nothing else.

Sums it all up. First off, playing the isle and this, hands down Saurian beats the Isle, the isle Progression point system is crappy and unbalanced while saurian has a growth system, and you hunting different kindas of dinos depends on your age.

Thats one big difference between the isle and Saurian another difference is the KOS players, which again goes back to their points system. Once you played 1hr in the isle you reached a point to get your fav or another dino, only to be killed lose it all and start again with the crappy dino. Saurian you wont have to worry about that. The isle is pvp, Saurian is PVE their AI is life like The isle has AI but theri AI is.

Lets just say they stand still and do nothing. Their ai isnt AI its AD, and the D stands for DUMB. Saurian is: - Not Multplayer ( not for a long time) - No humans or mutated monsters - No mix-mash of random dinosaurs from random eras and locations that don't fit together - No point progression system - A survival simulator, NOT a horror game (the Isle is a horror game in their own description' See store page of Isle: 'The Isle is a realistic, gritty, open-world survival horror game. ' The similarities are only that you can be a dinosaur. You can be a dinosaur, eat, drink, and grow up. Once the Isle gets more of its promised core content, it will be NOTHING like Saurian (humans, mutated monsters, mutated humans, etc). The Isle and Saurian are two different things, or games.

The isle is a 'Progress-Then-Die' survival game with a lot of kosing in it, and the community kinda sucks. Saurian has proper working AI in it and theres a growth system too, fixing ur 'progress-then-die' problem. You can always restart as a hatchling but staying with the same dinosaur, unlike in the isle, saurian doesnt put you to the bottom of the food chain again. You'll only have to reach adulthood, not change dinosaurs every 10-12 hours so that you can reach the top of the food chain. Why can't we just appreciate the fact that there are finally some dinosaur games with good, high quality potential that are coming into light? Much less that both are still in early access and that neither will look or feel the same in comparison now to when they are both finished in their prestined, eventual after EA glory?

So why say 'give another dino game a second chance' when they've barely had that first chance to finish creating their games for fair, unbiased judgment? I'd reccomend researching these games more before making such claims. Originally posted by:The isle is kinda meh.