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❤ Exploration and Navigation

Players freely explore the vast, diverse open world of Oros, which eschews motorized vehicles in favor of more period-appropriate traversal methods. This includes walking, running, climbing, and riding tamed animals like sabertooth tigers and woolly mammoths. The slower, more deliberate pace of exploration creates a heightened sense of immersion in the prehistoric setting.

❤ Resource Gathering and Crafting

Gathering resources such as bones, plants, and animal hides is a core gameplay loop, as players use these materials to craft a wide variety of tools, weapons, and equipment. This includes crafting basic gear like spears, clubs, and bows, as well as unlocking more advanced items through progression. Scavenging for resources is essential to improving the player character's capabilities.

❤ Hunting and Taming

Hunting wildlife is a vital activity, providing both sustenance and key crafting materials. The hunting mechanics emphasize stealth and tracking, creating tense, challenging encounters. Players can also tame certain animals to use as AI-controlled companions, granting offensive and defensive advantages in combat.

❤ Combat and Stealth

Combat revolves around the use of primitive melee and ranged weapons, rewarding careful, stealthy approaches over brute force. Players can leverage environmental hazards, traps, and their animal companions to gain strategic advantages against both wildlife and hostile human tribes. The combat system emphasizes tactical positioning and timing for maximum effectiveness.

❤ Progression and Skill Trees

Character advancement is tied to a robust skill tree system, allowing players to customize the protagonist's abilities across various categories like hunting, crafting, stealth, and combat. Unlocking new skills and powerful abilities is a core part of the gameplay loop, incentivizing players to engage with the game's diverse systems and activities.