Comments - P.funk

Unlikely at the moment. Saurian-game.tumblr.com

There aren't any plans for expansions at the moment. Saurian-game.tumblr.com

Yes, in fact all you have to do is click the "TOP 100" button at the Indie of the Year banner above.

It's a possibility only if they are very successful on Steam. Twitter.com

To be determined

Doubtful, especially since they have sentiments similar to those expounded here (http://dinogoss.blogspot.com/2013/06/youre-doing-it-wrong-cgi-feathered.html)

Saurian.maxmediacorp.com

A tech demo may be coming out early this year. (source: Dinologue.com)

They're seeing what they can do about such a possibility. (source: Facebook.com)

It is possible that a tech demo will be released early this year, at the very least. (source: Dinologue.com)

They didn't. Madwolf is asking if it will be, but again, the answer is to be determined.

It may cost around $15, if this post from Tomozaurus is any indication I.imgur.com (keep in mind that this was his answer over a year ago, however, and nothing is set in stone).

Oh no, I didn't mean to say it looked like Ankylosaurus; I was just pointing out the similar color schemes in both renditions and my approval of them.

May one of those options be similar to the mosasaur coloration evidenced by Lindgren (2014)? Cdn4.sci-news.com

This is reminiscent to me of Spikeheila's coloration for her reconstruction of Ankylosaurus ( Spikeheila.deviantart.com ). I quite liked that coloration, and it's gratifying to see a similar coloration used here. :)

Along with gameplay, accuracy, not aesthetics, is paramount to the developers, so the design of their Ankylosaurus likely reflects the fossil evidence as closely as possible, instead of other reconstructions. As for the "spikes" on their Triceratops, that is based off of skin impressions from the Triceratops fossil "Lane"( Bloximages.chicago2.vip.townnews.com ).

Since your life apparently depends on it, considering your use of the term "NEED" (:P), I'll attempt to answer your questions, although I am unaffiliated with the game developers.
A mac release is likely, but the developers don't want to make any promises they can't keep (source: Reddit.com).
As for whether or not you start out as a juvenile, if you look at the summary for Saurian above, it states "[...]Players will attempt to survive through several life stages[...]", which seems to imply that we will start out as juveniles.

The developers haven't stated anything concrete on when the prototype will be released. However, the developers have stated that they want to release something playable before they launch their crowd-funding campaign (source: Facebook.com ). The developers have also stated that we'll have somewhere to put our money by the end of the year (source: I.imgur.com ). From both of these statements, we can deduce that the prototype may be released sometime before the end of this year. Take this with a grain of salt though, as this is merely an educated guess.

Is this in reference to JP Aftermath or is the T. rex for a JP game that you alone are developing?

Shouldn't you remove this image since the assets depicted are no longer yours? I've noticed that you've already made the videos that depict these same assets private, so I was wondering why you hadn't done the same here.

Any of the fauna listed here ( En.wikipedia.org ) could be a possibility.

What's your source for this claim?

I am, admittedly.

Will you release your prototype at around the same time?

Not necessarily Archosaurmusings.wordpress.com

Couldn't this T. rex individual just smell the Thescelosaurus individual? :P

Are these screenshots of playable Thescelosaurus?

I think the "glowing" effect is due to the lighting . The eyes' red hue probably sticks out due to the black background in the video. Perhaps this effect was also partially intentional on the part of the developers, in an attempt at showing off the anatomy of their rendition of T. rex.

Great comment :) . Vis-à-vis the sprint speed of Saurian's T. rex, Tom Parker (aka Tomozaurus) stated in the first reply to this comment ( Youtube.com ) that the top speed of Saurian's T. rex is 40 km/h. So, it seems that their result agrees with the general consensus amongst the scientific community.

Concerning the recent glut of unsolicited "suggestions", I believe this post ( Jplegacy.org ) by Tomozaurus, one of the developers of this game, on another forum may be of some relevance.

It is explicitly stated in the summary above that the developers are working on a playable prototype, so you may very well get your demo.