![]() Each region will have its own threat level based on how much activity players are engaging with in each area. There’s currently only one map, but it’s large and sectioned into different regions. There are randomized side quests strewn about the map you’ll come across that can be completed or ignored, but they don’t take very long and give you rewards you’ll need eventually to start upgrading your weapons. Instead, your goal is simple: take back the planet from the dinosaurs by any means necessary. ![]() There are a handful of ‘main’ quests that you can partake in that give you a little bit of an objective, but don’t expect any semblance of a story at all. In its current state, there’s no traditional campaign or even narrative. ![]() A co-op experience at its core, gather some buddies and get ready to turn off your brain and blast away a ton of dinos in this entertaining FPS. Get ready for a large map, tons of vicious dinosaurs and plenty of guns. The console launch of Second Extinction has also brought its latest update, Preseason 4, with a bunch of new features, a new character and even a tutorial. Simply because of the dinosaurs, of course there’s a bit of a classic Turok vibe, but for its co-op mechanics it actually feels a lot like a Left 4 Dead or Vermintide. That said, it’s currently in Game Preview, meaning it’s still early in development, but it’s completely playable (debatable if you’re on an original Xbox One at the moment) and you can freely give your feedback to hopefully improve the game moving forward. Best of all, it’s also part of Xbox Game Pass, so there’s very little barrier to check it out. Originally released in Early Access on PC back in October 2020, developers Systemic Reaction has managed to meld some solid gameplay with everyone’s favorite, dinosaurs! Now the time has come for Xbox players to get in on the dino slaying action in Second Extinction. ![]()
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