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Team up with two friends as one of six heroes, fighting mutated dinosaurs across a changing open-world campaign.
Released 13 Oct 2020
Blast Mutant Dinosaurs
Lower Regional Threats
Upgrade Eleven Weapons
Big map. Big dinosaurs. Big guns. Face an ever changing threat level with your friends. Second Extinction is an online FPS with bite.
Developed by Systemic Reaction™ · Published by Systemic Reaction™
Second Extinction is a first-person shooter about reclaiming Earth from mutated dinosaurs. Players choose from six heroes and can tackle missions with up to two friends; the game is designed around squads, though it also includes solo play.
Players travel across regions, taking on missions and side quests while battling dinosaur hordes and completing objectives. Regions have threat levels that shift with the community’s mission results, and unchecked threats can lead to tougher Emergence Events.
The game includes 11 weapons with five upgrade tiers each. Players can also take on a wave-based Survival mode, managing equipment and upgrades while waiting for periodic rescue opportunities.
Players who enjoyed Second Extinction often praise its dinosaur and enemy designs, satisfying gunplay, and the fun of fighting alongside friends. Some also highlight weapon customization and weakpoint combat. Many positive reviewers express regret that development and online services ended, while other reviews criticize the unfinished or repetitive experience.
The goal is simple: Reclaim earth.
The goal of Early Access is also simple: Work with our community to make the
Our mantra is that players win battles, communities win wars. Nowhere is thisBy playing Second Extinction you’re not just picking up another co-op shooter.| Platforms | Windows |
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| Achievements | 29 |
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| Players | 1–3 |
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| Multiplayer | Second Extinction supports solo play and online co-op. Official text states play with up to two friends, indicating 1-3 players total. The game is presented as a squad-based PvE shooter with public lobbies or friends, and no PvP is mentioned. Reviews also mention reconnecting, rejoining previous sessions, and that all players dying ends the run. |
| Multiplayer & mods | No multiplayer mod support is described. One review explicitly notes it does not have the mod scene of Left 4 Dead 2, but this is not presented as an in-game supported feature. |
| Controller required | No |
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