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DinoSWORD

GameApp ID 4,893,050by David MillsReleases December 2026

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App ID4,893,050

Release dateDecember 2026

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Last update14 Sep 2026

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Changenumber38,692,657

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23 Jul 2026, 04:09 UTC	Community	DinoSWORD - new trailer! DinoSWORD is developing along nicely! I've begun to add in some PARRY attacks that are specific to each type of dinosaur. I wanted these moves to have elements that reflect the nature of the chess piece the dinosaur represents. For example, the CHARGER class ( Bishops ) are meant to be played as a living BATTERING RAM , so the PARRY ATTACK is a forward slamming charge attack that blast the oppo…	—
16 Jul 2026, 14:30 UTC	Community	DinoSWORD Update #2: Blocking The dinosaurs can now BLOCK attacks! The ability to time the block correctly and initiate a " parry " maneuver is the next task. Along with blocking, the game features some additions like the PAUSE MENU which can be accessed at any point, stopping the action and providing access to a couple of options. Here you can change the volume of the sound effects, dinosaurs and music all separately. You…	—
8 Jul 2026, 12:32 UTC	Community	DinoSWORD update #1 DinoSWORD update! The game is coming along really well so far, up until this point the main focus was in setting up a repeatable gameplay loop. Rough was fine, but it all had to be there: setting up your roster, triggering a fight when 2 pieces collided, and smoothly transitioning from boardgame to fight and back again. That last part was crucial to the design because long waits would be immers…	—