Circle 5 Studios has launched a Steam Editor for Primal Carnage: Extinction, giving users the chance to create their own maps and skins for a more personalized experience.
NoobFeed writes: "Loot boxes and gambling facsimiles have undergone heightened scrutiny in the game industry this last year. That heat is slowly creeping under the heels of certain releases, such as Primal Carnage: Extinction, which has chosen to remove their crates and keys system, citing 'a shift in legislation.'"
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Incorporating tools to personalize your experience and with the launch of a new game mode, Primal Carnage: Extinction is giving dinosaur fans what they want
Rich at GameSpew writes: "Whether it’s because of terrible controls, boring gameplay or even just downright ugly graphics, a bad game is a bad game. Unfortunately, I’ve been subjected to quite a few over the last couple of years on the PS4, and so I thought I’d point out the worst of the worst; my top 10 worst games on PS4 in fact.
Hopefully you’ll heed my words and stay away from this ragtag bunch of putrid excuses for video games. I’ve played them so you don’t have to!"
