One theory is that the dinosaurs became extinct as a result of a giant asteroid impact. The game's developers Collision Course They hold precisely this point of view. Or maybe they don't, but it served them well in creating an interesting plot. First, he sends them to a 23rd-century prison. Something in this not-so-distant place (though it is remote — it's on a spaceship) has gone wrong. So wrong that the prisoners find themselves, not just anywhere, but at the end of the Cretaceous period. And there are only three days left before the aforementioned asteroid hits. They need to get out of here somehow! The player must help one of the time travelers return to their era. The prison ship has been destroyed, but its wreckage, along with the weapons and equipment it contained, lies nearby. Until that's found, there's nothing better than a sturdy stick. While it's not particularly effective against dinosaurs, it's invaluable during battles with members of your own species — after all, there was more than one prisoner in the prison. The "colleagues" are reluctant to team up, pursuing their own interests even in such an extraordinary situation. Basically, there's a whole lot of trouble: reptiles, especially tyrannosaurs, behave like beasts, humans behave like beasts, and now the asteroid has taken a suicidal course... The game is being developed by two humble friends — they launched a campaign on Indiegogo, aiming for just $12,000. Demos created over the course of four months were presented to the community. It already looks good for an indie project, but the duo promises to rework and improve many aspects. A playthrough will take only about five hours. The creators don't want, and can't, create anything large-scale, but they want the process to offer gamers a new experience, one that encourages them to do more than just download a torrent. Collision Course You can play for free, but also replay the game. Each launch will be unique — item placement, geological processes, and enemy behavior will change. Incidentally, the goal is to transform dinosaurs and their human rivals into creatures that prioritize. For example, predators can be particularly ferocious when guarding their very large young.