Beasts of Bermuda

Play as a dinosaur and become part of a player-created ecosystem! Beasts of Bermuda is a multiplayer game where players endure catastrophic storms and fearsome foes while growing to monstrous sizes. Do you have what it takes to survive in the Bermuda Triangle?

Beasts of Bermuda is a dinosaurs, simulation and survival game developed and published by Sastrei Studios and LLC.
Released on December 21st 2018 is available only on Windows in 21 languages: English, German, Russian, French, Spanish - Spain, Finnish, Hungarian, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Ukrainian, Swedish, Danish, Turkish, Romanian, Spanish - Latin America, Bulgarian, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Traditional Chinese and Afrikaans.

It has received 8,215 reviews of which 5,842 were positive and 2,373 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.0 out of 10. 😐

The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Beasts of Bermuda into these genres:

Dinosaurs Simulation Survival Massively Multiplayer Adventure Early Access Open World Multiplayer Indie PvP Realistic Third Person Sandbox Horror RPG Singleplayer

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Requirements

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 8 or later, 64 bit only
Processor: AMD X8 FX-8350 @ 4GHz / AMD Ryzen 3 1200 @ 3.1GHz / Intel Core i5-3470 @ 3.2GHz
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 5300 / Nvidia GeForce GTX 680 / Nvidia GeForce GTX 770 / Nvidia GeForce GTX 960
DirectX: Version 12
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 20 GB available space

Reviews

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Aug. 2024

IMO the one who deserves the most out of the big three, was very skeptical but it feels the most finished. Path of Titans is just way too empty for the stuff it gives, the combat is also not the best but it balances between realistic and arcadey and it is fun in it's own way. The Isle is the most realistic one with the best animations etc. but the devs on it are just way too lazy man, if the devs would put their heart a little bit more in their game, the isle would make it to #1 BoB is so much more fun, the map feels more alive, it feels perfect size-wise, the water + flight dinos are really good integrated, the weather system is so much more fun and immersive. It sure is more in the arcade direction but the mechanics are really good and u shouldn't miss out on.

Aug. 2024

This game used to suck, but its gotten way better, and is actually playable for the casual enjoyer now! I would recommend it to most players at this point in its development. Pros: The most complex and fun mechanics of the Big 3 dinosaur games, from weather that can actually kill you, to special unique abilities to learn on each playable, a talent and inherit system, in game earnable emotes and skins, and actual goals outside of PvP. Theres so much to learn and do for a new player. The most complex skin system of any survival animal game as of this review, you can spend hundreds of hours nesting and grinding just getting cool skins if thats your cup of tea. Easy to travel and good looking main map, with motivations to travel instead of migrating to one big hotspot and multiple unique biomes to explore The only playable snake in a survival game, and the nicest snake playable ever made as of this review, along with many other very well made creatures that have bulk to them instead of looking like skin draped over bones. A very friendly and patient development team with fantastic staff/mods who really do care about their game. Really fun combat, in my humble opinion, but also a game where you can just avoid most combat if you wish by knowing where AI spawns are and how to avoid people. Cons: Due to infinite growth and lax official server rules on mixpacking/self feeding, there will always be power creep issues between clans/no lifers (me) and the casual player. There is alot of toxicity from these kinds of players, and many clans are also known for hacking. (They do get banned for these behaviors, but they just come back on new accounts.) This is to me the biggest issue in the game currently. There are bugs. Some of the bugs are really bad, like getting stuck in trees or teleporting under the map and dying instantly. On most servers if you are recording you can get revived for this but it is a problem and has been for awhile. You have to be recording. If you die to a bug or rulebreaker and are not recording it you will loose your playable. Peeves that dont reallllyyy affect gameplay: Biomes are limited to tropical on the main map, which is a big bummer imo in a game where realisim isn't the focus. On a related note, this isn't a realisim game. You can have neon pink glowing dinosaurs. This may be a turn off to some players. There are balance issues, outside of infinite growth balance issues. Some playables are simply not good (Coahceratops/Oryctodromeus ), others have obvious developer favoritism (Megaraptor). Most items in game are storebought assets, which often do not match eachother and look very repetitive (trees). Some skins are not earnable or even purchasable, and only owned by a few or even just one person, which sucks. Luckily most these people share these skins around via nesting. But some just do not.

Aug. 2024

A fun survival game. Official servers are always occupied, and devs take community feedback in an effort to keep the game balanced. Mixpacking is not allowed, and hacking and other rulebreaks are consistently banned for. Combat is fun. Like it or hate it, any beast on the roster can kill any other in a 1v1 if they have the skill and know-how. Gameplay loop can be a touch repetitive, but growing is not agonizing or terribly frustrating unless you're a solo on a slow species. Public grouping helps eliminate issues with solo play, but solo players are enormously disadvantaged. Breeding is encouraged with higher stats, cool mutations including bioluminescense but also IRL mutations like piebaldism, incest deformities, melanism, and so on. Very good skin system that allows you to cross traits from different skins. Herbivores are not at a disadvantage compared to carnis. Different beasts fulfill different playstyles, and customizable traits make even very niche and personal playstyles very viable. Solo play, duos, or large herds all are viable. Glass cannon, tank, ambush, outhealing, venom, bleeding are only some of the many playstyles available. Devs care, and are pleasant. Game is actively being worked on and updated regularly. Happy to support a small dev team like this. Many examples of them listening to community feedback.

July 2024

I'm going to give an overall review of the 'big 3' dino games here. Those being Beasts of Bermuda, The Isle and Path of Titans. I will leave my final thoughts at the bottom. Beasts of Bermuda: Pros: -Decent graphics -Well animated creatures -Snake -Great character customisation -Huge map -Interesting abilities -Runs smoothly Cons: -Quite expensive for what it is -Lack of explanation on certain mechanics -Feels very incomplete -Combat is janky -Most of the playables are quite standard and don't stand out as much as other games The Isle (Evrima): Pros: -Great models and animations -Fantastic concepts -Beautiful graphics -Eerie atmosphere Cons: -Runs worse than any game I've ever played -Is nearly impossible to play in its current state -Used to be better -Miserably difficult -Boring for the most part -WHERE'S THE DAMN FOOD?!?! -Sound is constantly breaking up -Night is the most depressing gaming experience I've ever had Path of Titans: Pros: -Huge roster (+good quality mods) -Fantastic animations and models -Very solid character customisation -Great combat -Feels like a finished game -Wide variety of experiences, depending on the map, server and creature -Runs very well -Amazing graphics -Mods are easy to install and use Cons: -Official servers are the biggest waste of time ever -Growth can be painfully slow depending on the server -Many of the mods feel low quality (doesn't really reflect on the overall game though) -Has a relatively small map compared to the other two games -Is quite pricey compared to the other two (is worth it though) Overall my ratings are: Beasts of Bermuda: 7/10 The Isle Evrima: 5.5/10 Path of Titans: 8.5/10 Path of Titans is the only one of the 3 games that feels finished and polished. Beasts of Bermuda is definitely a very fun game, but I can only really speak from the perspective of a Palaeophis player, as it has been what I've played for the most part. Either way, buy BoB or PoT, don't waste your money on the Isle in its current state.

Jan. 2024

I've tried The Isle (Legacy and Evrima). I've tried Path of Titans (I still like it). Now I tried Beasts of Bermuda. The Isle is the superior survival simulation. Path of Titans is cross-platform and very stable but questing gets stale. Beast of Bermuda is just more interesting for me as someone who doesn't like the hardcore nature of The Isle. I've had the most fun with this game, personally, as the mechanics keep me intrigued. The trials, shrines, etc. leave me wanting to play more. It's not realistic by any means but that doesn't take the fun out of it for me like it does for others. I want this game to succeed so I'm voting yes as I've enjoyed my time with it so far and purchased the DLC to show my support.

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19.99€

7.0

5,842

2,373

Online players

1,235

Developer

Sastrei Studios, LLC

Publisher

Sastrei Studios, LLC

Release 21 Dec 2018

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