They REMASTERED Dino Crisis 1 and 2?! - GOG REVIEW

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The only thing louder than the dinosaurs' roars were the voices of gamers worldwide demanding the return of a survival horror classic.

We've listened—the legendary Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2 are back, fully playable on modern PCs! -Win10/Win11 compatibility
-Original/Arrange/Operation Wipe Out modes
-4K
-Modern controllers support
-New graphics options & more

The original PC versions of Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2 are now available to buy on GOG.

Although they were ported to PC in 2000 and 2002 respectively, neither game has been available for digital purchase on modern PC storefronts.

This has now changed, with Capcom‘s surival horror classic Dino Crisis and its sequel Dino Crisis 2 now available on GOG, currently priced at $11.37 each (or in a bundle for $19.35).

Both games have been optimised to ensure they work on modern PCs, and include numerous new features to ensure the best compatibility with today’s setups.

Both games boast new rendering options, an improved DirectX game renderer, support for modern controllers, smooth video playback, cloud save support and extra stability and bug fixes.

The original PC ports of Dino Crisis 1 and 2 are now on GOG, with modern improvements
GOG’s versions of Dino Crisis 1 and 2 offer new rendering options and current controller support

Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2 are back from the dead with re-releases on PC via GOG.

Both cult classic PlayStation survival horror games are available on the CD Projekt-owned platform DRM-free, with their original content fully intact as part of GOG’s Preservation Program.

Capcom released Dino Crisis on the original PlayStation in 1999 and then Dino Crisis 2 just a year later. Dino Crisis 3 launched as an original Xbox exclusive in 2003 and fans have yet to see a new game since.

Despite the occasional groundswell of opinion that Dino Crisis should return with a brand new entry in the series or a HD remake, Capcom seems uninterested. Indeed Capcom's 2022 announcement of Exoprimal, a multiplayer-focused action game featuring dinosaurs, was seen as the final nail in the coffin for Dino Crisis. And in August last year, Dino Crisis creator Shinji Mikami said the popularity of Capcom’s Monster Hunter doesn't leave room for a reboot or remake of the beloved PlayStation game.