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Dino Crisis launches on PC as GOG adds new tool to bring back more classics

GOG has launched both Dino Crisis games for PC players at a price of $16.99, offering classic survival horror experiences.
GOG introduced a new tool called Dreamlist to allow players to vote on which classic games they want to see next.
A report from the Video Game History Foundation stated that 87 percent of games released before 2010 are critically endangered.
GOG's preservation program aims to keep classic games playable and accessible, even if no longer maintained by original developers or publishers.

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Vice

Thanks to GOG, PC Players Can Enjoy Both ‘Dino Crisis’ Games -- And There’s an Even Bigger and Better Announcement!

Nothing like great news to start the day! GOG.com, for those who don’t know, is a digital storefront fighting to preserve video games that the games industry struggles to make available to all players! Before I get into the game preservation spiel, I’ll give y’all what you want off the top. Yes, GOG has made both Dino Crisis games available for PC players (here, you heathens)! For $16.99, that’s a steal for two exceptional, classic survival horr…

25 days ago·New York, United States

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Kotaku

Dino Crisis 1 And 2 Get PC Ports As Fans Vote On Which Other Classic Games To Bring Back

Dino Crisis games are the latest PlayStation 1-era classics to get ported to PC with new enhancements. It’s part of an ongoing trend of old games that only ever came to the platform in CD-ROM format getting the digital download treatment for modern gaming rigs, and storefront GOG is asking fans which ports they want…Read more...

25 days ago

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Niche Gamer

GOG adds Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2

GOG has announced they’ve added both Dino Crisis and its sequel Dino Crisis 2 to its platform, the latest in their GOG Preservation Program focused on protecting classic games. Both classic survival horror games by Capcom are now on the GOG store, completely DRM-free and with all content intact, alongside a bundle containing both games […] Source

25 days ago

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The Verge

Dino Crisis launches on PC as GOG adds new tool to bring back more classics

A survival horror classic is getting a new life on PC — and it might be the first of many. PC games shop GOG announced the release of Dino Crisis and its sequel, which are both available starting today. Alongside the launch, the service also announced a new tool called “dreamlist,” with the goal of letting players vote on which old games that want to see hit the service next. For the uninitiated, Dino Crisis is essentially Resident Evil with din…

25 days ago·United States

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The New York Ledger

Dino Crisis Is Back Thanks to GOG Resurrecting Capcom’s Survival Horror Series

Dino Disaster is again as PC gaming platform GOG resurrects the survival horror sequence with trendy releases of the primary and second video games. GOG introduced the rereleases of Capcom’s (CCOEY) (CCOEF) first two Dinos Disaster video games on X, previously Twitter, and their inclusion within the GOG Preservation Program. The GOG Preservation Program has the corporate, a division of CD Projekt (OTGLF), spending its personal sources to replace…

23 days ago

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ScreenRant

Are Dino Crisis 1 & 2 Worth Playing Now That They're On GOG?

With the arrival of Dino Crisis and its first sequel on PC, it's scarcely been easier in the past 25 years to enjoy these unique survival horror titles. First released in 1999 for the original PlayStation (with Dreamcast and Windows ports to follow), Dino Crisis is exactly what it says on the tin: a survival horror game featuring a menagerie of massive, prehistoric monsters. The original was a critical and commercial hit on its initial release, …

23 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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