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Second Extinction

Second Extinction (For PC) Review

Posted on September 16, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Systemic Reaction’s Second Extinction lets you live out your dinosaur-hunting fantasies in a way not seen since the Nintendo 64’s classic Turok games. Taking place in a future Earth overrun by mutant dinos, you and two allies team up to complete objectives while avoiding becoming a giant reptile’s lunch. This first-person shooter is all about fast-paced, co-op action that sees you mowing down dinosaur hordes. If you want to have a good time making dinosaurs extinct again, Second Extinction may be your game.
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