The frontier has always had its own rules.
In the Primal Extraction Season, cyber-dinosaurs roam a dangerous valley where old-world instincts meet high-tech control. Cowboys, hunters, and outcasts ride alongside prehistoric partners, using futuristic gear not to break the beasts — but to survive with them.
But someone else has entered the valley.
A powerful Corporation is capturing dinosaurs, draining their energy, and turning living power into weapons, gadgets, and order. Now the frontier must choose: live with the wild, or let it be processed into fuel.
The valley was never untamed. It just had rules that took time to learn.
For generations, frontier hunters crossed its canyons and neon-lit jungles by following tracks, reading the wind, and earning the trust of the cyber-dinosaurs that lived there. Some became companions. Some became protectors. None of it was easy — and that was the point.
Then the Corporation arrived. To them, every dinosaur is a walking energy source. Every nest is a future power plant. Every living creature is something to be captured and turned into something useful. Marshal Vex is how that vision gets enforced — not a frontier hero, but the Corporation's coldest instrument of order.
Now the wild is pushing back. Hunters are choosing sides. And somewhere beyond the smoke, Primal Guardian moves through the valley like a warning the beasts already understand.
Welcome to the Primal Extraction Season. The hunt is on — but this time, the prey has allies.
Guardian Tomahawk — a special harpoon built for fearless movement. Throw it into a target to pull yourself right to them, gaining a damage-absorbing shield as you charge into danger. Its slowing effect helps lock enemies in place, making it perfect for sudden attacks and hunting across rough terrain.
Bloodlash — a brutal melee whip made for close-range control. Its wide sweeping strike damages an opponent in a cone and leaves them bleeding, punishing anyone who gets too close. In the hands of a seasoned hunter, one swing can turn a packed fight into open ground.
Suppressor Grid — a heavy launcher that fires arcing net-rockets across the battlefield. On impact, each shot creates a hazardous field that damages enemies over time. Originally built for containment, it now works just as well for blocking routes, breaking pushes, and forcing opponents out of cover.
Authority — a primary shotgun with the Corporation’s idea of law built into every shot. Even a single pellet can stun enemies, while a suppressive aura around the wielder blocks enemy gadget use nearby. It doesn’t just win close-range fights — it declares the area under control.
Canyon Ghost — a powerful backup revolver from the older side of the frontier, upgraded for modern hunting. Its piercing shots cut through enemies and make them bleed, rewarding your patience, positioning, and steady aim.
National Hero — a legendary sniper designed for visibility, disruption, and long-range pressure. With blindness and X-ray utility, it gives careful shooters the tools to track enemies, expose movement, and decide the fight before opponents even know they’ve been seen.
Primal Guardian — a half-wild survivor who has spent so long in the valley that the line between human and nature is barely there anymore. He does not control dinosaurs, and he does not tame them by force. Instead, he listens, senses, and moves with them. The beasts do not fear him — and that may be the most dangerous thing about him.
Marshal Vex — the face of corporate order in the extraction zone. An industrial hunter, resource collector, and enforcer, Vex believes chaos must be measured, fenced, and converted into power. He is not here to protect the frontier. He is here to make sure every dinosaur, every canyon, and every living spark of energy serves the Corporation. Must he be stopped?
Action runs on a simple premise: take the flag, hold the line, and outlast everyone trying to do the same thing to you.
Each match gets you Flags. Each Flag moves your progress forward, unlocking rewards at every stage.
Somewhere along the way sits National Hero, a precision sniper that blinds on impact and sees straight through whatever the opposition is hiding behind.
Ready?
Time to visit the shooting range again. It’s a little worn around the edges, but fully operational and ready for business.
Earn bullets in standard PvP matches, then bring them to the range and work through the target zones. Clear each round to collect rewards and move to the next stage.
No special requirements — just show up, shoot, and collect. The range pays out as long as you keep coming back.
It opens soon. Don’t miss it.
Some events need a lot of explaining. Island Conflict doesn't.
Fight in battles, earn Tags based on where you finish — up to 50 per match — and spend them to progress through the reward track.
Canyon Ghost is one of the prizes: a slow revolver with a piercing shot that bleeds on impact. Worth the trip down the track. And the Conflict Pass opens access to exclusive items.
Team Fight: Ghost Town, Train Robbery, Nuclear City
Deathmatch: Ghost Town, Nuclear City
Flag Capture: D-Day, Two Castles, Aquapark, Cargo Ship, Parkour City
Team Fight: White House, Pirates!, Aztec Temple
Deathmatch: Cargo Ship, Parkour City 3021
Every season is better with the community in it. This one comes loaded with plenty of activities. Something for the creators, something for the competitors, and much in between!
Everything gets announced on Discord first: https://pg3d.app/discord
Ultimatum Weapon: Fixed a bug causing different damage values when equipping certain skins.
Secret Access Shotgun Weapon: Fixed a bug where the left shoulder on any armor was displayed incorrectly when equipping this weapon.
Hypno Frog Gadget: Fixed a bug where the Damage Boost attribute was applied to enemies.
Battle Royale Mode: Fixed incorrect weapon icons appearing outside the mode.
Trails: Fixed a bug where hand trails disappeared in the preview window in the Armory.
The more you know! Our lore Database has been updated with a couple of new articles well worth your attention. Agent Harn shares his report on the infamous Pixelstorm incident, while the new Rebel entry sheds light on his bitter connection with Eddy Mesmer.
Check them out!
Looking for the coolest merch? Check out our fresh Primal Extraction Season collection!
Grab your pieces in the Merch Store.
Fan art, concept pieces, things that probably took way too long — the community delivers every season. A few favorites below.
Add yours to #fanarts on our Discord and let everyone see it.