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Dinosaur Horror Game 'Instinction' Gets Tense And Atmospheric New Trailer

Dinosaur Horror Game 'Instinction' Gets Tense And Atmospheric New Trailer

Featuring tombs, pitch black jungles and terrifying underwater dinosaurs, the game is looking tip top for Dino Crisis fans.

Imogen Donovan

Imogen Donovan

Hashbane Interactive has shown off the newest trailer for Instinction, a horror that traps the player on a strange island where dinosaurs are baying for their blood.

The Dino Crisis games were of course a significant influence on Instinction's direction, however, consider this title to be the not-so-distant cousin of Shinji Mikami's panic horror series. Developed in Unreal Engine 5, the trailer shows some absolutely stunning visuals of prehistoric creatures stalking through the forests, spooky tombs and even a behemoth swimming through the depths.

Check it out here!


The studio wants the player to be armed to the teeth to take on these animals, and let's be real, you're going to need all the help you can get. Melee weapons and rocket launchers will be available to you, but ammo is scarce and your choices in combat situations will change the outcome of your assigned mission.

It's not just dinosaurs that you'll face on this strange island. Other humans will be a threat as you explore a sprawling research facility to discover what has happened here, as well as groups of Homo floresiensis. While it is a large world to get to grips with, the story grounds the player and allows them to approach different objectives at different times.

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Plus, there's the whole thing with those tombs... surely they'll be instrumental to the activities of the shady corporation that's set down roots here. And, the horror is being elevated with a consciously curated mix of tension and gore that will set the game apart from Dino Crisis and see it stand on its own two feet.

"There are parts of the game that require holding your breath, there is a lot of underwater exploration," revealed studio co-founder Jade Saunders in an interview with MP1st. "Sometimes you'll have no weapons and will need to use your brain to get yourself out of tough situations."

Instinction is coming to PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and S in late 2022, and a Stadia release is in consideration after that.

Featured Image Credit: Hashbane Interactive

Topics: Xbox, PlayStation, PC