If there is any kind of game liver in the contemporary era, I believe that many players will think of sandbox games for the first time, because this kind of game often requires players to collect resources little by little before they can make the house they want, which can be said to basically restore the scene of people surviving in the wild, so that just building a log cabin may cost players several days. However, this situation was solved in the Steam survival sandbox game ARK: Survival Evolution, which greatly reduced the liver size of the game by using dinosaurs as a tool.
In the world of ARK: Survival Evolved, players can encounter more than 400 dinosaurs that can be tamed by the player, most of these dinosaurs are dinosaurs that can be tamed, and only some creatures with too low IQs and too strong to be tamed by the player. The way players tame these creatures is also very special, there are direct feeding methods like taming cats and dogs, and there are hunger taming methods like taming circus lions, but no matter what method is used, once the player gets these dinosaurs, these dinosaurs will be completely loyal to the player, escorting the player's development in ARK: Survival Evolution.
Once the player has these dinosaurs, they can use their powers to do something. These dinosaurs will gain different abilities depending on their bodies, such as the Sickle Dragon in Ark: Survival Evolution, which has a pair of sickle-like claws, so it can help players collect a lot of wood, thatch and other resources.
In addition, because of its huge size, many ARK: Survival Evolution dinosaurs have strong strength, so they can also help players transport resources, with resources, players only need to concentrate on building it, so that the liver of the game "ARK: Survival Evolution" will naturally be reduced a lot.