The DinoHunt Corp. Has found another part of the planet for you to
Hunt with new and exciting creatures. the frozen tundras nead the polar caps have revealed numerous creatures from Earth's ancient history living and thriving
in the icy wastes. Get ready to hunt some of the biggest most dangerous animals of all history.
Welcome to Carnivores: Ice Age!
Genre: Hunting
Age: Teenage - Due to Violence and Gore
Rating: 8/10
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Carnivores: Ice Age is the third link in the Carnivores series, with all the same hunting excitement, 10 new, terrifying prehistoric creatures, and more spectacular landscapes. Take on such creatures as woolly mammoths to saber-toothed tigers and even the elusive and dangerous yeti
100% IBC © PC Compatible computer system
Pentium 233 - Pentium II Processor or faster recommended
Windows 95/98 operating system
32 MB RAM minimum - 32 MB Ram recommended
90 MB hard drive space
Mouse
8X Speed CD-Rom
DirectX Compatible Sound Card - EAX, A3D, and DS2D cards Recommended
DirectX Compatible Video Card - Direct 3D or 3Dfx Graphics card
When you first choose HUNT from the Main menu, you are given 100 credits.
This allows you access to less advanced hunting areas. When you have earned
enough creditsm, you can move into mroe advanced areas with more expensive weapons and more dangerous animals. Each animal,
area and weapon has its own cost, and the credits you have remaining determine what you can and cannot bring on your hunt.
Available items are grey and selected items are displayed in yellow.
When you have chosen an item from the menu, other selections may become unavailable depending on your remaining creits. you can easily have several animals to
hunt, with several weapons selected at the same time as you advance in your hunting skills.
Available credits are shown on the top center of thr screen. The number on the left represent total credits, while the number on the right represents credits
remaining.
As you hunt the selected Dinosaur's, each successful kill will
result in a number of credits added to your account. You can also kill more
than one animal per hunting expedition. However, if you are killed by a animal,
drowned etc, all credits accumulated on that specific hunt are deemed
null. You must Exit the Area to keep the credits you earnt.
There are various methods of increasing or decreasing your credits
per dinosaur.
When you kill or tranquilize a animal, you will recieve credits
that are dependant on the type of animal and on your selected equipment
usage. For example, killing an animal that as not selected at the menu
will give you only half of that animals total available credits. Tranquilizing
rather than killing a animal will increase your credits per hunt by
25%. Also, using other items from the equipment list can also reduce your
credits received from the hunt. Radar for example, will decrease the animals
credit by 30% on that hunt.
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