Go Home Dinosaurs Announced

Fire Hose Games exploring prehistoric tower defense with their next title.

Fire Hose Games, the blokes who brought you Slam Bolt Scrappers, has announced its next game, Go Home Dinosaurs! Yes, this is indeed another unfortunate example of a developer shoehorning an unnecessary bit of punctuation into its game title. Eager gamers can send the unwanted reptiles back to the park from which they presumably came at PAX Prime in Seattle. Show attendees will find the game nestled away at booth #6408.

Go Home is described as a tower defense game pitting pesky little gophers with frigging laser beams against roguish dinos. Call us crazy, but laser beams or not, we’re thinking the reptiles will have the upper hand. During the game players will have to “fit together puzzle piece shaped weapons powered by small, cute mammals to defend against invading, mischievous dinosaurs.” Characters will level up by collecting and trading cards. No platforms were announced.

[Source: Fire Hose Games]

[Image via Fire Hose Games.]

Nick Santangelo
Nick Santangelo
Nick Santangelo

MASH Veteran

Nick has been a gamer since the 8-bit days and a member of the MTB editorial team since January of 2011. He is not to be interrupted while questing his way through an RPG or desperately clinging to hope against all reason that his Philly sports teams will win any given game he may be watching. Seriously folks, reading this acknowledges that you relieve MTB of any and all legal liability for his actions.

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