Pelo nome nem da para dizer que é um Tower Defence, e para variar é um ótimo Tower Defence!
Dinossauros de varias raças estão atrás do seu barbecue! seu objetivo é faze-los voltar para casa(Titulo do jogo)
Para isso você conta com vários tipos de torres, como torres de gelo, de tiros normais, de eletricidade e até de teletransporte, entre outras. Você também pode usar habilidades únicas que fazem seu personagem ganhar algo para ajuda-lo contra os dinos... Mas claro que tudo a preço de cocos hehe!
O jogo como todo Tower Defence é muito viciante e faz você joga-lo por horas, e com uma dificuldade aceitável ele se torna difícil suficiente para você não conseguir completa-lo sem repetir alguns cenários.
Os inimigos também são bem desafiadores, cada um com seus diferencias e habilidades únicas.
O preço do game não esta tão salgado, e pela diversão que ele traz digo que até vale a pena, mas nada que uma promoção não faça valer ainda mais a pena hehe!
Para quem é Achievement Hunter, este jogo se torna desafiador mas não impossível, vale a pena correr atrás das conquistas :D
Recomendo muito para fãs de Tower Defence!

I really enjoy a good tower defence game, and Go Home Dinosaurs! gives you a solid tower defence experience. What I enjoyed even more is the cute art style which this game presents. The adorable one liners which come from the dinosaurs are beautiful!

You control what appears to be some sort of ferret that throws rocks at dinosaurs, as well as building the towers along the dinosaurs routed path. There is almost zero opportunities for replay-ability but there is a real solid single player experience here. Yes you can go back through each stage to get three stars, but really, what's the point when all you get is an achievement.

Still I really enjoyed it, and definitely one for fans of the genre.

Okay, I just beat the game so it's time for a review. This is one of my favorite genres - Tower Defense. But also extremely actiony which is normally not my cup of tea. At first, I had a love/hate relationship with the game. It's fun but you really have to be on the ball. Each level is made up of grid squares and each weapon or defensive machine you place on the field has a set number of squares it takes up AND a set shape. You can rotate these but often you'll find there's just no room for what you want to whoop dinos with. You really need to place things strategically and as quickly as possible. It took me a bit to get the hang of rotating things and getting them on the field promptly. And also deciding what I should choose to fill those limited grid squares. However, once I got the hang of it, I couldn't stop playing. It's actually not a complex game - it just takes a bit of practice. And making sure that all 3 of your steaks survive a level is often quite a challenge! I don't believe this game is worth 10 bucks but if you find it on sale and you're a tower defense fan, I recommend it.

Meh I beat this but it has very little depth. Console port, shallow recycled tower defense mechanic stolen mainly from PVZ but 3D instead of left-to-right. No actual hotkeys that I can figure out. No fast forward. Dinosaurs are cute and the game has cute attitude, at least. For 2 dollars I can't complain, which is the only reason I recommend it. For 2 dollars it's worth it IF you like tower defense games AND you want to see a pink female Triceratops named Tina wearing winter snow booties whilst skipping through the snow. If this describes you then for 2 dollars you might check it out.

PS: I must also mention that the entire game premise of "defending your steak BBQ from dinosaurs that are invading your picnic like gigantic ants" has a Vegetarian Mode involving carrots. The lack of Tofu Steaks highly annoys me, but the fact that it still has steaks on the loading screen is -unforgivable-.

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Incredibly fun and addictive game. Ideal for all ages, child-friendly. Definitely recommended.

It's a good tower defense game. Not overly hard. The tetris like tower positioning adds something new and was a fun twist.

Simple tower defense with gradually introduced defenses and enemies, with a dash of fun in the premise of a bunch of dinosaurs trying to attack a gopher BBQ party. Small in-game shop using coins collected each level to skin your gopher and buy power-ups.

All in all pretty fun, but nothing to really make it stand out.

Fan of tower defence games this fun and fast this little game positively surprised me.

Very interesting and funny game in which you have to defend our grill againts many types of dinosaurs. Yes Dinosaurs. There are a lot of interesting levels which end a boss. We have plenty of weapons to choose from and abilities to fight enemies. After the end of the any mission we get money, that we can spend for new weapons as well as clothing for our character.

I recommend

Such a cute game. Lots of mini levels so you can play a little then exit. You can also go back and complete old levels with upgraded items. The voices are cute, Easy to play, Addictive and frusterating. 10/10

☺ Interesting mix of tower defence and puzzle mechanics.
☺ Cute and colourful art style suitable for any age.
☺ Easy to learn and play but still challenging to perfect levels.

☹ Limited replayability.
☹ Starts off very easy.

Go Home Dinosaurs! is a lovely game that I can heartily recommend for fans of tower defence games, regardless of age. You take the role of a lil' gopher as he coordinates his friends to defend their BBQ from hungry dinosaurs. Tower placement is enhanced as each tower has a specific shape and size, requiring you to plan ahead and maximise space with optimal positioning. As the dinosaurs head towards your delicious steaks (or carrots, if you'd prefer!) you're tasked with collecting additional coconuts to create more towers or can even provide support and get involved in the defence itself.

A little undercooked but still tasty and filling.

Genre: Tower Defense

It's a tower defense game in which you play a marmot and fight against dinosaurs. The dinosaurs try to steal your barbecue, so you have to defend it. The game has a nice childish comic style. It is perfect for kids. For grown-ups it's easy, but i still had some fun with it.

Positive:
+ nice comicstyle graphics
+ lots of levels
+ the game is not taking itself serious
+ perfect for children and youngsters
+ levels don't take too much time

Negative:
- too easy
- not much to do after clearing the campaign

I had my fun with the game just chilling and playing one level at a time. For hardcore fans it has too little to offer.

Fun gameplay: ca. 10 hours

Achievements:

Type: Grind
Difficulty: Easy
Time needed: Medium

It's fun while it lasts, but there is really not much left to do once you complete the three worlds besides unlocking cosmetic items and getting a 100% score for each level. The mechanics are solid, the gameplay is challenging, and the art and sound design are very cute.

Go Home Dinosaurs is okay.

This is one of those games I bought a while ago and haven't gotten around to playing, I finally started it last week and have been playing it non-stop. If you like tower defense games, dinosaurs, steaks and other fun things then you'll probably like this a lot. There are some great puzzle aspects to it and the graphics were really nice looking too. I definitely recommend this one!

I've never been the kind of gamer to sit down and plan out with the Tower Defense genre. If you think along the same lines, don't stop reading and don't ignore this title. Go Home Dinosaurs! is probably one of the most rewarding games available on Steam and probably one of the best titles to start out with the genre. It has a variety of difficult angles, challening corners, and heart-pounding timing to save your BBQ from threatening Dinos! If the storyline sounds totally ridiculous, just wait until you put a DJ booth down and destroy a dozen Compy via the power of your record scratching. It's supposed to be ridiculous, and loves to point that out about itself! It's a perfect little title to pass the time or bring yourself into a genre you've never thought you'd have the patience for. It has its challenges, but it wouldn't be fun otherwise! Here's your chance to go back in time and send those Dinos home! I highly recommend Go Home Dinosaurs! whatever type of gamer you are.

I'm gonna level with you for a moment: I've never had a steak. Growing up with a vegetarian for a mother it was never on the menu, and for whatever reason I've never gone out of my way to eat one now I'm feeding myself. What I gather though is people go a little crazy for them, gophers too for that matter. So you can probably empathize with them when a group of dinosaurs show up to crash their barbecue, leaving no choice but to wage an all out war on the intruders trying to snatch up their lunch.

Go Home Dinosaurs is then the chronicle of their grand struggle, playing out in the form of a cute and colorful tower defense game. If hearing that makes you groan as you remember the dozens of other TD games already in your library, I can relate, but to its credit GHD does a pretty good job of making itself stand apart (in both good and bad ways). The most obvious of these is its charming aesthetic, full of bobblehead characters bouncing around spouting off silly one liners as they proclaim their undying love for grilled cow.

It also switches up the traditional way in which towers are selected and built, having you first choose cards for each of your towers, which come in various shapes and sizes requiring more forethought in how you plan to position them. This is cool in that it makes each stage feel like a bit of a puzzle, with the towers being the missing pieces you have to try and squeeze in correctly, but it also takes out a large amount of the strategy found in more traditional TD games. Because levels are so tightly wound, it also feels as if there is already a predesignated layout and you are simply trying to figure out what that is. This might not be readily apparent during the first few levels of the game, but pretty soon the difficulty takes a huge spike upwards and makes it almost a requirement to use a select few towers that were seemingly handpicked for a given level.

I was also disappointed with how shallow the mechanics are, with no leveling system for towers, or even the ability to remove towers after you've placed them. Being able to only place a very small number of towers and having to pick them all from the start also created more than a few frustrating moments when I completely ran out or chose more towers than I'd have any hope of placing, as it's difficult to judge any of this before you actually play a level for yourself.

All the same Go Home Dinosaurs is certainly enjoyable, largely thanks to how adorable it is. If you are looking for a deep and strategic tower defense game, you aren't going to find it here, but what you will is a bunch of ridiculous anthropomorphic gophers cracking jokes and making pop culture references as bands of dinos poor out of caves with the sort of stupid expressions you'd expect from steak obsessed reptiles. If that sounds amusing to you don't hesitate to pick the game up, but if your already shuddering at the thought of their squeaky voices I'd steer clear.

What a fun tower defense game! Nothing groundbreaking mechanically but being forced to plan your tower placement before the level begins is a unique challenge and the different shapes of the towers is the real source of the fun for me. It's definitley easy for the first dozen levels and some of the voice work can be grating after the 30th time. Don't be afraid to snag this game for yourself or any young children who like games like Plants Vs Zombies or Kingdom Rush.

Solid tower defense game and great, cute graphics. The dialogue of the towers can get a little old and there's not much replayability.

Don't let the strange name fool you, this one's actually a lot of fun. I initially bought it for cards but ended up having a great time. As far as Tower Defense games go, it doesn't have much depth, but the game makes up for it with challenging levels that require you to refine your strategy on some of the harder levels.

Overall, I'd say, for $2.50 you can't go wrong buying this game.

Baby's first tower defense. Not bad, mind you, but rather underwhelming.

The game has a couple of clever ideas and mechanics, but in the end it's laughably easy and has little to no replay value whatsoever, aside from perhaps getting all the achievements (which are mostly focused on grind, rather than skill).

The overall artstyle is cutesy and child-friendly, full of obscure references, clearly made with both kids and adults in mind. But the latter will get annoyed by it rather quickly, mostly due to repetitive sound assets. Same goes for the music, which is so terribly bland that you'll most likely end up muting it.

As for the gameplay, the puzzle-like "tower" placing seems like a decent idea at first, but sadly most of them are essentially worthless, while others are used reguarly throughout the game, making most of the levels rather tedious and boring.

It's a game you can safely give your kid to play. Other than that it can be relaxing, but you'd better get it either at a high discount or for a mobile device.