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Is Collision Course worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy prehistoric settings and want dinosaur encounters alongside survival tasks
- Explorers who prefer open landscapes with caves, wrecks and abandoned sites to investigate
- Action-adventure players interested in scavenging, basic crafting and an escape-focused story
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly guided, linear experience may find the open-world exploration less structured.
- Players looking for extensive crafting or complex survival management may find the crafting system basic.
- Players who want cooperative multiplayer may not find that play style here.
Our take on Collision Course
The open-world setup makes exploration central, but it gives up the tighter pacing of a guided route. Crafting is limited to a basic system, so scavenged weapons and supplies carry much of the survival journey.
What is Collision Course?
After crash-landing on a planet threatened by an asteroid, players search scattered spaceship wreckage for weapons, gear and supplies as they try to escape.
The journey unfolds in an open prehistoric landscape with dinosaurs, other shipmates and environmental dangers. Exploring caves, abandoned facilities and outposts is part of the route, while basic crafting includes cooking meat. The world has changing weather and a 24-hour day cycle across multiple days. Dinosaur encounters include species such as Utahraptors, T. rex and Stegosaurus, alongside smaller creatures. The story also reveals circumstances behind the crash as shipmates compete to survive and get home.
How Collision Course plays
- 01Environmental Hazards
- Earthquakes, lava flows and small comet impacts can affect travel through the landscape.
- 02Scavenged Equipment
- Wreckage provides weapons, gear and items for the escape attempt.
- 03Crafting and Cooking
- The basic crafting system includes preparing meat.
- 04Changing World Conditions
- Weather and a 24-hour day cycle shape the world across multiple days.
- 05Creature Encounters
- The world includes dinosaurs such as Utahraptors, T. rex and Brachiosaurus, as well as aquatic creatures including Mosasaurus and Megalodon.
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Collision Course: platforms & release
Is Collision Course worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy prehistoric settings and want dinosaur encounters alongside survival tasks. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly guided, linear experience may find the open-world exploration less structured.
Where can I download Collision Course?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Collision Course's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Collision Course on?
Windows only.
