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A Dinosaur Game Is Coming To Linux

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 30 December 2009 at 04:07 AM EST. 39 Comments

There's a new game under development that is another first-person shooter but takes the roles of dinosaurs fighting humans and vice-versa. This game is Primal Carnage and is currently under development by a relatively unknown studio called Lukewarm Media. We have been told by the studio that the game's engine will soon be announced and it does offer Linux support and thus they intend to release a Linux binary of Primal Carnage once released in 2010. More details for now can be found at ModDB.com.

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