Prehistoric Pit

PrehistoricPit is a bullet heaven roguelite in a colorful voxel style. You play a dinosaur, the pit fills with Ice Age mammals, and your weapons fire on their own. You steer, dodge, and pick upgrades. A full run lasts about 30 minutes and ends with a meteor.

Every weapon and every fossil you pick stays with you until the run ends. There is no swapping and no selling back. Your third and fourth slots are not even open at the start; you earn them by surviving and killing enough in a single run.

So a run is 25 weapons and 23 fossils competing for four plus four places. Armor or speed. Crit or coverage. A weapon that scales off reach or one that scales off raw damage. You will never fit everything into one build, which is why no two runs feel alike.

Seven of the weapons scale off stats nobody normally builds for offense: Amber Shards grow with Thorns, Slipstream with movement speed, Aegis Slam with armor, Sanguine Vine with max HP. A tank build and a glass cannon build can both deal damage, just not with the same weapons.

Take a weapon to level 30, find the relic that belongs to it, and it evolves. Laser Eyes become the Pineal Eye, a floating third eye that hunts targets for you. A fireball becomes Phoenix Bloom. A bone volley becomes the Gravewaker. A plain bite becomes the Tyrant's Maw.

All 25 weapons have an evolution, and the evolution keeps everything the base weapon had earned along the way. You still only have four places to put them.

T-Rex, Triceratops, Velociraptor, Ankylosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Carnotaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Pteranodon and Stegosaurus. Each one has a starting weapon no other dinosaur can ever pick up, plus its own active ability and passive. The Ankylosaurus stands in the middle of the crowd and lets everything break against it. The Pteranodon is never where the enemies are. The Stegosaurus turns every spike into a bleed that scales with its Thorns.

Only the T-Rex is available at the start. The other eight are unlocked by doing things in a run: survive five minutes for the Triceratops, deal a billion damage in one run for the Pteranodon.

Then wolves, hyaenodons, oviraptors, entelodonts and woolly rhinos pour in, in waves that get denser every minute. A woolly mammoth shows up as a miniboss and treats you as a snack. The third stage sends a rhino and an entelodont boss at you at the same time.

The pit itself changes. Stage one is open ground. Stage two and three turn to ash and lava around a volcano. Then a meteor hits the volcano, blows it apart, and you fight the Megapithecus in the crater it leaves behind.

There is no revive. When you die, the run is over.

There is no gold shop and no grind currency. Progress comes from 114 quests, all tied to things you do inside a run: survival time, kills, damage dealt, bosses killed. A quest finished in a run you lost still unlocks its reward. Rewards are permanent and include dinosaurs, weapons, fossils, relics and the extra slots.

Difficulty comes in four tiers. Killing a boss opens the next tier, with tougher enemies and better loot. The fourth tier has no quests left to chase and exists for players who want to see how long their build holds.

• 🦖 9 playable dinosaurs, each with an exclusive starting weapon, an active and a passive

• 🦴 25 weapons and 23 fossils, 4 + 4 slots per run (you start with 2 + 2)

• 🧬 25 evolutions: level 30 plus the matching relic

• 🛡️ 7 weapons that scale off defensive stats like Thorns, Armor and Max HP

• 🌋 3 stages plus a meteor finale and a crater boss fight

• 📜 114 quests for permanent unlocks, no grind currency

• 📈 4 difficulty tiers unlocked by boss kills

• 🏆 Steam leaderboards for time, kills and character

• 🎮 Full controller support, tested on Steam Deck

• 🌍 14 languages