Cadillacs and Dinosaurs

Cadillacs and Dinosaurs Cadillacs and Dinosaurs is a fast 90s action-adventure with unique heroes, melee and ranged attacks, and agile movement. Fight gangs, bosses, and dinosaurs to earn rewards and level up.

Cadillacs and Dinosaurs

Cadillacs and Dinosaurs is a simple, fast action-adventure where you take control of standout characters and battle a wide range of enemies. Winning fights comes down to smart positioning and sharp execution—mix melee and ranged attacks, move quickly, and land decisive hits. Do well and you’ll earn rewards that help you keep strengthening your character so they grow even more powerful over time.

The game also supports multiple input options, including gamepads and Bluetooth controllers. You can adjust the controls to match your preferences for a smoother experience. Expect plenty of variety too, with different play styles such as gang battles, boss fights, and other encounter types.

Playable Characters

Jack Tenrec

• A fiery, outdoors-loving team leader who’s passionate about Cadillacs.
• Known for a powerful sliding attack.
• His attack power ranks second only to Mess.

Mustapha Cairo

• A talented engineer with a great sense of humor.
• Extremely agile, with the quickness of a panther.
• Enemies often struggle to keep up with his speed.

Mess O'Bradovich

• A calm, gentle giant.
• Once he gets angry, he’s unstoppable.
• His strength is the highest of the group.
• The flying lariat is a serious threat to poachers.

Vice Terhune

• The first boss players face.
• Tries to ambush the heroes at a building, but the plan fails.
• Then attempts to skin a Rock Hopper before he’s brought down.

Hannah Dundee

• A brilliant scientist with a cool head under pressure.
• Fights with a no-nonsense style and a strong will.
• Skilled at using items, plus excellent jumping ability.
• Has mastered a triangular jump.

Key Features

Authentic 90’s action

• Classic side-scrolling combat with gangs, boss battles, and dinosaur encounters.
• Attacks, grabs, and special moves respond quickly, letting you build simple combo chains.
• Arcade-style pacing that’s easy to jump into and satisfying to repeat.

Customizable on-screen controls

• Move and resize buttons so they fit your grip and your device.
• A layout editor lets you reposition the D-pad and action buttons for better reach.
• Adjust sensitivity and opacity to keep visibility of the stage while staying in control.

Gamepad support (Bluetooth and USB)

• Recognizes most standard controllers for a more console-like feel.
• You can connect via Bluetooth or plug in a USB controller.
• Use the settings to map your actions, allowing you to switch between touch and physical controls anytime.

Local WiFi Netplay co-op

• Invite a friend from the Option menu and team up on the same network.



• One device hosts while the other joins, so both players play the same run.
• Netplay disconnects and reconnects are handled smoothly because the setup is integrated into the game menu.

Weapons

Weapons are grouped into three classes: melee, throwing, and firearms.

Melee weapons can sometimes have their attacks set to “delayed for extra damage.” In practice, the longer you hold the attack button, the more damage your strike can deal on contact.

Firearms are mostly limited by ammunition. When a firearm’s ammo is fully depleted, it will be placed on the ground (with the exception of the Bazooka, which disappears immediately). You’ll need to reload. While waiting to reload, the empty firearm may still be usable as a throwing weapon—with exceptions noted below.

Reloading works like this: bullet boxes only reload firearms. If multiple firearms are scattered around and you pick up a bullet box, the first firearm you pick up right after will be the one that gets reloaded with full ammo.

Throwing weapons are usually single-use, unless they can also be used for close-range melee attacks (for example, Knives and a broken Rod).

Firearms

• Pistol: A standard firearm with minimal damage. It’s sometimes dropped by defeated Walther enemies. Holds 6 bullets.
• Shotgun: A powerful room-clearing gun (PGS-12-like). It can damage multiple enemies if they’re “concentrated” along the shot path. Holds 6 cartridges.
• Rifle: A variant that’s “less powerful but not worse” than the shotgun. It can appear naturally, or very rarely be dropped by defeated Poacher J./Gutter/Skinner enemies. When out of ammo, the rifle becomes a melee weapon. Holds 6 bullets.
• Uzi: Automatic rapid-fire sub-machinegun. Holds up to 48 bullets.
• M-16A1: Extremely rare. Like the Uzi, it holds up to 48 bullets, but its shots are slightly stronger. When out of ammo, it can also be used as a melee weapon, similar to the Rifle.
• Bazooka: The rarest and most powerful weapon. Holds only 4 shots and then vanishes instantly after firing them—unless you reload before the final shot is used. If you choose to continue after losing your last life, you’ll receive a Bazooka automatically. Bazooka shots (like Grenade and TNT) can break enemies into pieces when they have low remaining health.

Throwing weapons

• Grenade and TNT: Very powerful explosives.